Results
depression, multiple adverse, depressive symptoms, traumatic
EVENTS
Between September 2015 and September 2016, 674 young men were enrolled across 34 clusters (Socio-demographic and other baseline characteristics by study arm.In terms of food security, 56.5% (n = 380) and 25.0% (n = 168) reported moderate and severe hunger, respectively. About a fifth of men reported any potential traumatic events (n = 143, 21.4%), while more than half had a history of crime perpetration (n = 369, 54.8%) and the majority reported multiple adverse childhood experiences (n = 403, 59.8%). Almost half reported harmful alcohol use (n = 294, 43.6%). Just under-half reported significant symptoms of depression (n = 313, 46.8%), and 50.6% (n = 341) reported perpetrating IPV in the past year.The results (Effects of SS/CF and reduced depressive symptoms on IPV perpetration, controlling for socio-demographic variables.Effects of SS/CF and reduced depressive symptoms on the different forms of IPV, controlling for socio-demographic variables.***