Young People and Wellbeing - essential resources
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Hertfordshire's Young People's Health and Wellbeing Survey -
The Young People’s Health & Wellbeing Survey (YPHWS) is a youth health and wellbeing survey which gathers self-reported information annually from those aged 11-19 in Hertfordshire. The 2022 survey includes responses from over 111,000 young people, and you can search the results by topic or district. There is short-animation describing the key results, as well as a summary report and a dashboard of the data if you want to have a deeper look.
It was created with the aim of improving health outcomes for children and young people by informing commissioning services and young people’s services of the health behaviours and health needs of the younger population. The survey includes questions about home life, wellbeing, diet, physical activity, smoking, alcohol use, drug use, sexual health, mental health, bullying, and safety.
The Good Childhood report, published by The Children's Society. This is the longest standing report on the well-being of children in the UK. This year’s report looks at the most up to date trends for six aspects of young people’s well-being, and puts a spotlight on their experiences of school.
An infographic with their key findings is here - Good Childhood 2022 Infographic
Other resources:
- Futures in Mind PDF
- Wellbeing in Young People
- Pupil behaviour and wellbeing
- The Teen Brain
- Using Feedback and Impact Tools