Wong, Keri Ka-Yee; (2023) Co-creating psychological wellbeing and life-skill workshops with BAME youths in West London (Cope-Well) Study Report (Wong, 2021). University College London (UCL): London, UK.

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The CopeWell Study is a collaboration between University College London (UCL) and London-based Jamal Edwards Delve (JEDelve) charity. Funded by UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) Research England, this collaborative research explores the disparities in health – both mentally and physically – between black, asian, and minority ethnic (BAME) communities and non-BAME groups during the COVID-19 pandemic. Through focus groups, 1-on-1 interviews, and co-created life-skill workshops, we highlight the good and lessons learned through young people's lived experiences. This knowledge exchange partnership enables charities, academics, and young people to come together and to support each other during these challenging times and beyond. Importantly, we also explore possible avenues of improving the prospects and wellbeing of young people from BAME groups during the pandemic and beyond. This report documents what the CopeWell Study Team have learnt and the topics covered in our co-created workshops with young people in supporting their mental health, career aspirations, social representation, and expressive and creative outlets. We hope this knowledge shared with members of the public and the academic community will be informative for policies in education and public health.

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