FINAL - SATF Prevention Toolkit V2.0 - Online

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Prevention Toolkit
A COMPREHENSIVE PREVENTION PLAN
Now that we are looking at the levels of
prevention (primary, secondary &
tertiary) with a focus on stopping
violence before it occurs (primary
prevention), we can take audit of our
current prevention programs to inform
goals for our prevention efforts and
create next steps for action planning.
HOW TO USE THIS GRAPHIC
In order for prevention strategies to be wellrounded
and create meaningful change, we need
to incorporate different types of programs,
strategies and outreach methods.
This graphic was created by SATF and includes a
variety (non-exhaustive) of prevention and
awareness initiatives.
For prevention to be most effective,
whether collaboratively with other efforts
or within your own work, aim to have at
least one program or initiative from each
of the following categories in the first
column:
1. Health Promotion
2. Addressing Root Causes/Norms Change
3. Coordinated Effective Response
4. Response Awareness
5. Bystander Intervention
6. Awareness Raising
7. Risk Reduction
8. Evaluation
And utilize a variety of evaluation
methods to assess program success
(see last row).