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    Public Health and Healthcare

    Many of the social, emotional and health issues experienced by residents and families have their roots in early years experiences, including trauma. As a result, healthcare professionals in GP surgeries, homes and hospitals see the long-term impact of issues that could have been prevented every day. Read more

  • Higher Education

    Higher Education

    Many of the mental health and behavioural issues that students experience have their roots in early life experiences. By understanding what lies behind this behaviour, staff can better support them and ultimately help them achieve the success that they and you want. Read more

  • Early Years

    Early Years

    The first years of a child’s life are vital for building resilience that will support a healthier life. The more positive experiences we enable during this period, and the more adverse ones we prevent, the better the nation's health will be for generations to come. Read more

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Can we help your organisation?

Looking to support your workforce to become trauma informed?

“This was thorough and high-quality training, especially impressive given the lockdown conditions and need for remote learning. The trainer was clearly highly knowledgeable and able to relate theory to practice." (Participant in a WAVE Trust Trauma-informed Schools online seminar)  

If you are thinking about how you can create trauma-informed services, it can be difficult to know where to start. Our senior team has over 40 years' experience providing high-quality training and consultancy services to national and multinational organisations including BP, Marks & Spencers, Boots and Toshiba. 

Today, we provide these services to the public sector, third sector organisations and businesses who are seeking to design and implement effective strategies, including trauma-informed practice. Our training and consultancy will help your organisation tackle 21st Century issues with 21st Century solutions based on the latest science and research. 

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Public Health and Healthcare

Public Health and Healthcare

Many of the social, emotional and health issues experienced by residents and families have their roots in early years experiences, including trauma. As a result, healthcare professionals in GP surgeries, homes and hospitals see the long-term impact of issues that could have been prevented every day. Read more

Published: 21st June, 2021

Author: Peter Watt

Higher Education

Higher Education

Many of the mental health and behavioural issues that students experience have their roots in early life experiences. By understanding what lies behind this behaviour, staff can better support them and ultimately help them achieve the success that they and you want. Read more

Published: 4th May, 2021

Updated: 21st June, 2021

Author: Peter Watt

Early Years

Early Years

The first years of a child’s life are vital for building resilience that will support a healthier life. The more positive experiences we enable during this period, and the more adverse ones we prevent, the better the nation's health will be for generations to come. Read more

Published: 4th May, 2021

Updated: 21st June, 2021

Author: Peter Watt

Safer, more effective prisons

Safer, more effective prisons

Trauma affects the likelihood of a person going to prison, acting violently whilst there and returning to prison after release. We can stop this cycle. Read more

Published: 21st August, 2018

Updated: 21st June, 2021

Author:

Making education better for all

Making education better for all

Children succeed in school when their challenges are understood. A trauma-informed approach can help you achieve this. Read more

Published: 21st March, 2016

Updated: 13th November, 2021

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21st Century policing

21st Century policing

From the perpetrators and victims they engage with to the stress they experience, police officers encounter trauma on a daily basis. Read more

Published: 17th March, 2016

Updated: 21st June, 2021

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    As of 6th June, WAVE Trust is delighted to strengthen its management team by welcoming Geoffrey Dennis as our new CEO.

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    Current systems do not prevent problems. Prevention means understanding and addressing the root causes. Those root causes are most often adverse childhood experiences.

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    1001 Critical Days: The Importance of the Conception to Age Two Period

    This cross-party manifesto was produced - in partnership with WAVE - by Conservative MP Andrea Leadsom, Labour MP Frank Field, Liberal Democrat MP Paul Burstow and Green Party MP Caroline Lucas.

  • About WAVE

    About WAVE

    WAVE's vision is a safer world where levels of violence are reduced and children’s physical health, mental health and life chances are maximised as they are not adversely impacted by early life trauma.

  • Trauma-informed Training

    Find out more about our CPD-accredited Trauma-informed training.

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    Childhood Trauma & Trauma-Informed Care

  • Transforming local areas

    Transforming local areas

    Since early 2018, we've been supporting local activists in their aims to transform their towns, cities and counties into trauma-informed communities.

  • Our 70/30 campaign priorities

    Our 70/30 campaign priorities

    In order to deliver a 70% reduction in child abuse, neglect and other forms of abuse by 2030 we have nine campaign asks.

  • Conception to age 2 - the age of opportunity

    Conception to age 2 - the age of opportunity

    WAVE Trust report - a Department for Education invited response to Supporting Families in the Foundation Years - March 2013.

  • What we do for children

    What we do for children

    Tackling the root causes of childhood adversity to create a better future.

  • Duchess of Cambridge launches Centre for Early Childhood to campaign for early years prevention

    Duchess of Cambridge launches Centre for Early Childhood to campaign for early years prevention

    WAVE Trust welcomes the creation of this centre and its goals, which largely mirror those of the 70/30 Campaign we oversee whose ambassadors are pushing for early years prevention and trauma-informed practice across the UK and Ireland.

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The WAVE Centre, 61 Ballards Way, Croydon, Surrey, CR2 7JP
Tel: 020 8688 3773

Windyhill Farm, Windyhill Road, Newmilns, East Ayrshire, KA16 9LR
Tel: 01560 322805 (during Covid, please use 07714 764370 instead)

Registered charity in England & Wales no. 1080189, and Scotland no. SC044168. Co. Reg. no. 386310

Contact us


The WAVE Centre, 61 Ballards Way, Croydon, Surrey, CR2 7JP

Tel: 020 8688 3773

Scotland: Windyhill Farm, Windyhill Road, Newmilns, East Ayrshire KA16 9LR

Tel: 01560 322805 (during Covid, please use 07714 764370 instead)


Email: [email protected]