Add to ORKGThe RaRE Study research project 2010 – 2015 is a 5-year collaboration between PACE, the LGBT+ mental health charity and an academic panel drawn from three UK universities, the University of Worcester, Brunel University London and London South Bank University
This research would not have been possible without the contribution of the research participants. Th...
26 online interviews were conducted of which 22 are available in this archive. One female UK intervi...
This book chapter is the latest of several outputs from a Department of Health funded project (£43,0...
The RaRE Study research project 2010 – 2015 is a 5-year collaboration between PACE, the LGBT+ mental...
The RaRE Study research project 2010 – 2015 is a 5-year collaboration between PACE, the LGBT+ mental...
The ‘Risk and Resilience Explored’ (RaRE) study is an example of collaborative community-based resea...
The Risk and Resilience Explored [RaRE] Project (2010–2016) was a collaborative process involving a ...
The Risk and Resilience Explored [RaRE] Project (2010–2016) was a collaborative process involving a ...
This report presents findings of a stakeholder consultation. The consultation gathered views on what...
Background: There is limited evidence of genuine equal partnership where power is shared with young ...
• Summary: In the UK the modernization of mental health services has been underpinned by integration...
PURPOSE: The aim of this paper is to report the specific views and experiences of lesbians and ident...
Overview: ‘Pathways between LGBTQ migration, social isolation and mental distress’, is a research pr...
Stonewall Cymru in partnership with Hafal, Mind Cymru and Journeys identified a need for an explorat...
The Key Project received Big Lottery funding to continue its work in 2017, aiming to work with disad...
This research would not have been possible without the contribution of the research participants. Th...
26 online interviews were conducted of which 22 are available in this archive. One female UK intervi...
This book chapter is the latest of several outputs from a Department of Health funded project (£43,0...
The RaRE Study research project 2010 – 2015 is a 5-year collaboration between PACE, the LGBT+ mental...
The RaRE Study research project 2010 – 2015 is a 5-year collaboration between PACE, the LGBT+ mental...
The ‘Risk and Resilience Explored’ (RaRE) study is an example of collaborative community-based resea...
The Risk and Resilience Explored [RaRE] Project (2010–2016) was a collaborative process involving a ...
The Risk and Resilience Explored [RaRE] Project (2010–2016) was a collaborative process involving a ...
This report presents findings of a stakeholder consultation. The consultation gathered views on what...
Background: There is limited evidence of genuine equal partnership where power is shared with young ...
• Summary: In the UK the modernization of mental health services has been underpinned by integration...
PURPOSE: The aim of this paper is to report the specific views and experiences of lesbians and ident...
Overview: ‘Pathways between LGBTQ migration, social isolation and mental distress’, is a research pr...
Stonewall Cymru in partnership with Hafal, Mind Cymru and Journeys identified a need for an explorat...
The Key Project received Big Lottery funding to continue its work in 2017, aiming to work with disad...
This research would not have been possible without the contribution of the research participants. Th...
26 online interviews were conducted of which 22 are available in this archive. One female UK intervi...
This book chapter is the latest of several outputs from a Department of Health funded project (£43,0...