Young people, mental health and COVID-19

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Young people, mental health and COVID-19

This report published in 2021 - commissioned by St Paul's, and conducted by the Diocese of London’s Children and Youth Team - draws upon the lived experience of young people in the City of London and surrounding boroughs during the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic.

Report: Young people, mental health and COVID-19.pdf
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