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Centre for Mental Health > Peer research

Tag: Peer research

Government must take effective action to prevent poor mental health among young Black men, says new Centre for Mental Health report

Our ‘Shifting the Dial’ report evaluates a programme promoting better mental health among young Black men in Birmingham

Type: News

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Unlocking a different future

Evaluating a project with young men often labelled as ‘gang members’, who are facing social and racial disadvantage

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Birmingham community projects boost young African Caribbean men’s wellbeing, says new Centre for Mental Health report

We evaluated projects working to improve young black men’s mental health

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Speaking from experience: peer research with the Centre

Alex reflects on his peer research into young black men and mental health

Type: Blog

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