
Lancashire secures £1.16m funding to tackle serious violence
Lancashire’s Police and Crime Commissioner has secured funding for 2021-2022 to continue Lancashire Violence Reduction Network’s work to tackle serious violence across the county. Funding
This is our hub of published reports, analysis and resources for you to explore. These will give you a deeper understanding of Lancashire Violence Reduction Network and the thematic areas we work in.
Download our baseline assessment of violence and risk factors in Lancashire.
Read a summary of the feedback we received on our Lancashire VRN Strategy.
Read our guide for schools following the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read a summary of the findings of our COVID-19 domesic and sexual violence and abuse survey
A series of leaflets for professionals and families to use to support children whose father is in prison.
A COVID-19 recovery curriculum to help schools to meet the needs of our communitie
Resources to support the multi-agency Lancashire-wide domestic abuse campaign.
This report highlights some of the key milestones and associated pieces of work that as a collective we are proud to present after our first year in existence.
A quick insight for professionals into what Lancashire Violence Reduction Network is, our approach, and where you can find out more.
A review of 2020-21: VRU infrastructure, delivery, impacts and performance.
Lancashire’s Police and Crime Commissioner has secured funding for 2021-2022 to continue Lancashire Violence Reduction Network’s work to tackle serious violence across the county. Funding
Provided to the Lancashire Police and Crime Commissioner and administered by Lancashire Violence Reduction Network **The deadline for applications has now passed.** Funding has been
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