Let's get together: How activity groups help to build resilience and well-being

Elizabeth Bramley; Heather Buckingham; Bethany Eckley; Catherine Haslam; Tegan Cruwys; Melissa Chang

Let's get together: How activity groups help to build resilience and well-being

Elizabeth Bramley, Heather Buckingham, Bethany Eckley, Catherine Haslam, Tegan Cruwys, Melissa Chang

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Abstract

This piece of research looks at how the social connections that we have impact health and well-being. The findings reinforce the significance of inter-personal relationships for peoples well-being and flourishing, and points to the importance of churches and other groups continuing to provide opportunities for people to connect with others, and to create spaces where people can feel that they belong.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	London
Commissioning body	the Church Urban Fund, United Kingdom
Publication status	Published - 2017

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