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Mental Illness

Anti-social behaviour can be a symptom of mental illness. There is evidence of an increase in poor mental health in children and young people over the last 30 years, particularly among the socially disadvantaged. 35:

People suffering from mental illness are also vulnerable to being victims:

  • In Leeds, it is estimated that 30% of anti-social behaviour cases involve someone with a mental health problem either as perpetrator or victim; 36

  • Disputes where one or more of the parties appeared to have a mental health problem are estimated in one study to be between 4% and 10% of neighbourhood disputes. 37

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