Trauma Informed Partnership
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Trauma Informed Partnership Nottingham and Nottinghamshire.
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The work of the partnership is driven by an implementation group who meet every
8 weeks on MS Teams to support the progress of this. We have representatives from education, social care, health, police, community organisations and other partners
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Our ambition is to continue to grow this group so a range of stakeholders are
represented and can drive this work forward. Our work is guided by the Trauma Informed Strategy which explains the causes and impacts of trauma and sets out some important considerations in becoming trauma informed.
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Our Vision
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The Trauma Informed Strategy sets out the different ‘layers’ that we need to pay attention to in our work to become trauma informed. These layers include patients/families/service users; workforce/staff; the organisation structures; and the wider social/cultural/political environment.
Trauma Informed Strategy Summary
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This document provides a summary of the Trauma Informed Strategy. It sets out the impacts of trauma, key steps towards a trauma informed approach and examples of good practice.
Getting Involved
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How can my service/organisation support this agenda?
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This welcome pack outlines our partnership vision and approach, as well as ways to become involved. It contains an overview of all our key materials and resources.
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Our Partnership
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This short document gives a general overview of the Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Partnership; who we are, what we do and how to get involved.
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Our Charter
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The Organisational Charter represents our individual and collective commitment to embedding trauma informed approaches.
It is designed to be relevant to all organisations across Nottingham and Nottinghamshire.
Trauma Informed Charter Information Pack
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This document includes information about the Trauma Informed Charter and how to sign it and join us.
Working in Partnership
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Shared Resources
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Training Informed Training Provider and Resources
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This is a live document that indicates training resources and opportunities both locally and nationally.
It highlights available training for all staff, links to training for frontline staff and trauma specialist practice for those who deliver specialist interventions.
It shares learning for those in managerial/commissioning roles and for those in senior/strategic roles to ensure a trauma informed approach is known by all and translated into all levels of an organisation.
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Trauma Informed Toolkit for Professionals: Culturally Competent (Al-Hurraya)
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This toolkit is designed to equip you with the knowledge, understanding, and practical strategies necessary to provide truly effective and culturally sensitive support to individuals and communities who have experienced trauma, particularly within ethnically diverse populations.
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Techniques to Manage the Effects of Stress and Trauma (PDU)
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This resource pack offers a range of free tools and techniques to help anyone experiencing multiple disadvantage — or supporting others - to improve and maintain their health and wellbeing. Including:
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Grounding & self-soothing techniques
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Mindfulness & nature connection
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Tools for journaling, ACT & emotional regulation
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Want to get involved?
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For further questions, please contact: vrp@notts.police.uk
