Moving from vulnerability to resilience in the COVID-19 recovery phase: A review of resilience-building for children, young people and families

Authors: Pirie, Clara;

McLean, Jennifer;

McBride, Maureen;

Bynner, Claire ;

Feeney, Elaine

Source: Moving from vulnerability to resilience in the COVID-19 recovery phase: A review of resilience-building for children, young people and families October 2020

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The impact of the COVID-19 crisis has been widespread and has been felt most keenly by groups and communities which are often deemed to be ‘vulnerable’. The Scottish Public Health Observatory (ScotPHO, 2020) has developed a 'vulnerability’ index in which areas in Scotland are categorised according to how vulnerable they are to the adverse effects of the crisis. Across Scotland there has been a significant response to mitigate the impacts of the pandemic at national government, local authority and community levels. This review presents evidence to support a continued shift in focus from ‘vulnerability’ to ‘resilience’ which will positively shape the long-term approach to COVID-19 recovery.

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Pirie, C., McLean, J., McBride, M., Bynner, C. & Feeney, E. 2020, Moving from vulnerability to resilience in the COVID-19 recovery phase: A review of resilience-building for children, young people and families, Moving from vulnerability to resilience in the COVID-19 recovery phase: A review of resilience-building for children, young people and families October 2020. Available at: http://eprints.gla.ac.uk/234092/

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