The Covid-pandemic and the public health measures aimed at containing the virus, such as lockdowns, physical distancing and self-isolating, radically changed family life and daily
Repost from the Scottish Co-Production Network. Original post: https://www.coproductionscotland.org.uk/2021-activity/co-producing-knowledge-and-ideas-for-action Mick Doyle, Head of Programme, from SCDC shares learning from a new project centred around childcare
Our very own Joanna Sakali had the chance to present some of our core findings at the weekly workspace of Buchanan Institute on the 3rd
“Childcare and Wellbeing in Times of Covid-19: Developing Crisis-resilient Care Solutions” Friday 29th of October 1.00 – 2.30 pm, via Microsoft Teams Dr Ingela Naumann
During Children in Scotland’s Learning Week 22 – 26 March 2021, the project team engaged with stakeholders in the children’s sector and shared first results.
In our first blog we present analysis of nationally representative and longitudinal surveys to examine the pandemic’s effect on parental wellbeing. We find that female parents were more likely than male parents or non-parents to have suffered a sharp decline in wellbeing from before the pandemic to during the lockdown.
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