The mental health team at Health Innovation Oxford and Thames Valley were commissioned in 2023 to conduct independent evaluations of activities within the trauma-informed programme delivered by the Surrey and Northeast Hampshire trauma-informed team.
About the team
The Trauma-Informed Surrey and Northeast (NE) Hampshire team is a co-produced team comprising Clinical and Lived Experience expertise. The programme offered is currently the main provider supporting staff and organisations across Surrey and NE Hampshire in their transformation to be trauma-informed via training and consultation. The team also run a co-produced trauma-informed training course for people living in Surrey and NE Hampshire via the local Recovery College.
Vision
Trauma-Informed Surrey and NE Hampshire drive trauma-informed system-wide change through co-produced training and consultation, using a framework founded on evidence based, globally recognised key principles. The service strives to support organisations and communities to develop trauma aware and responsive services and workplaces. Leading to improved relational experiences and better physical health, mental health, and social outcomes for all people across Surrey and NE Hampshire. The programme background report below provides further context and information as to how the trauma-informed programme was conceived and developed.
Evaluation
Health Innovation Oxford and Thames Valley was commissioned to conduct independent evaluations for the trauma-informed programme activities over two years (2022-23 and 2023-24).
Reports
Please see the latest reports in this series below
The summary report for evaluations across the programme provides highlights of the individual activity evaluations.
Individual activity evaluations
The evaluation reports for individual programme activities are available below.
Next steps
The team at Health Innovation Oxford and Thames Valley are continuing to evaluate the programme training for the year 2023-24, including trauma-informed training. We are also working in partnership with the trauma-informed team to develop a number of case studies around implementing trauma-informed approaches.
Contact
If you have any questions or would like to know more please contact Hayley Trueman hayley.trueman@healthinnovationoxford.org