Navigators have been introduced in hospitals in Hull, Scunthorpe and Grimsby.
Young people admitted to hospital with injuries linked to violence, including knife crime, are to be offered help to improve their lives after they have been treated.
They will aim to build relationships with young people, directing them to community services and supporting them once they leave hospital, helping them to make positive changes to their lifestyles. Hospital admissions for assault with a sharp object, including knives, have risen by 9% since 2021 across the Humber region, the partnership said.The service has been introduced at Hull Royal Infirmary, Scunthorpe General Hospital and Diana, Princess of Wales Hospital in Grimsby.
They can also be referred to the service by hospital staff or they can request support themselves once they arrive at hospital.
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