CONNECT

The CONNECT study looked at how social capital (social relationships, social networks, social resources) acts as resources that promotes community thriving and improves mental health in racially and ethnically minoritised groups in South East London. The study had an intersectional focus accounting for gender, age, sexuality, migration, socioeconomic status and more. The CONNECT study focused on four priority areas:

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The study partnered with people in the community by incorporating peer or community researchers as members of the research team. By doing this, we aimed to bridge the gap between academia and the community. The study also involved partnering with relevant stakeholders who could act on the research outcomes to enact change. Scroll down to read about some of our key partners.