Violence, in all its forms can have profound impacts on the mental health of individuals, families and communities, and these impacts can cycle across generations. Creating a mentally healthier and safer society requires greater understanding of the multifaceted impact of violence and the support systems that can help survivors of violence to heal and thrive.
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