In it Together or Going it Alone? Five Reflections from UCL’s COVID-19 Social Study
Surveys and interviews from over 70,000 participants over two years provided rare, privileged insight into the effects of the pandemic on people’s daily lives
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Volunteering During the Pandemic: Which Mechanisms Enabled Groups, Communities and Agencies to Mobilise and Why?
Read moreIn wake of the pandemic, we have a unique opportunity to understand more about the impact and processes used to mobilise communities and groups to volunteer.
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How can Primary Schools Better Support their Students’ Mental Health?
Read moreAn Australian study of the perspectives of primary school teachers has explored how schools can better support the mental health of their students.
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Learning from the Pandemic to Improve Children and Young People’s Mental Health Support
Read moreProviders of NHS mental health services are now seeing young people with very severe and complex needs, and if they are admitted to hospital, they are staying longer
