Funded Research

Exploring the role of community resilience in children’s developmental health outcomes

Year

2020

Host institution

University of British Columbia

Research location

Human Early Learning Partnership

Partner

Supervisor

CO-lEad

Co-lead:

  • Mike Hooker    
    BC Ministry of Education

Team members: 

  • Alisa Almas
    HELP, UBC
  • Joanne Schroeder
    HELP, UBC 
  • Sally McBride
    HELP, UBC
  • Katherine Brown
    Rural and Remote Division of FP
  • Anita Ely
    Interior Health
  • Jill Zacharias
    City of Revelstoke
  • Nicole Dawydiuk
    HELP, UBC
  • Tracy Spannier
    Associate Executive Director

Revelstoke, a rural community in the Interior of BC, has had some of the best developmental health outcomes for children and youth in BC over time, as measured by HELP’s population level monitoring system. Through the project, data sets will be aligned across age groups and over time to explore the contribution of community resilience to maintaining positive outcomes, particularly post-COVID-19.

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