Tag: All Wales/National

This study, conducted by the Wales Violence Prevention Unit (VPU) and University of Exeter, explores the experiences and behaviours of bystanders to domestic violence and abuse during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Violence against women domestic abuse and sexual violence (VAWDASV) is a major public health problem, criminal justice and human rights issue, with a range of adverse consequences for health and […]

The Wales Violence Prevention Unit developed a violence prevention campaign, #SafeToSay, in collaboration with Good Night Out Campaign and with support from Welsh Women’s Aid. The campaign sought to prevent […]

This report provides an assessment of the epidemiology of serious youth violence in the SW police force area. This includes the established and emerging trends in violence, the cohorts most […]

As part of the evaluation, the Unit was measured against five principles: through interviews with members and stakeholders, engagement events and a review of Wales Violence Prevention Unit documents.

This report aims to identify and measure costs of violence to the healthcare system in Wales, using cost-of-illness (COI) methods.

Wales Without Violence: Perspectives of Children and Young People brings together contributions made by children and young people during the Wales Without Violence consultation. It provides unparalleled insight into the […]

#SafeToSay seeks to prevent sexual harassment through encouraging prosocial bystander responses towards sexual harassment or its warning signs in night life spaces. Building on the evaluation of Phase One of […]

Injuries and violence are a major public health problem in the WHO European Region. Violence is a leading cause of death and with injury, is a major contributor to health […]

Recognising the importance of involving everyone in the solution, the Wales Violence Prevention Unit (VPU) has launched the ‘Engaging Men and Boys in Violence Prevention Toolkit’, in partnership with Plan […]