Impact of Covid 19 on Young People Survey

News - 2 July 2020

As a result of the current Covid 19 pandemic and subsequent ‘lockdown’ we are aware that the effect this may be having upon some young people can be significant.
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Having to remain at home and having limited face to face contact with family and friends, alongside the closure of schools and colleges may be having a detrimental impact on young people’s emotional and mental health.

Healthwatch Stockton-on-Tees is an independent organisation that works with local people, patients, services users, carers, community groups, organisations, service providers and commissioners to help improve local health and social care services to ensure they are meeting the needs of the local community. 

We are looking to find out the extent that this is impacting upon young people (19 and under) across the Borough of Stockton-on-Tees.

Please click on the link below to complete our short survey, which we will then share with our partners in health and education services to raise awareness of the issues currently being faced.

The survey should take you less than 10 minutes to complete and responses are totally anonymous. You are not asked to give your name.

Impact of Covid 19 on Young People Survey

 

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