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Increasing Adolescent Resilience Against Depression: Extending RAP To Include A Peer-Interpersonal Relatedness Component
Funder
National Health and Medical Research Council
Funding Amount
$76,361.00
Summary
Adolescence is a challenging time and depression may develop due to the stress of school work, parental expectations, peer pressure, or family conflict. The Resourceful Adolescent Program (RAP) teaches coping strategies to build self-esteem and deal with stress. Good peer relationships also protect youths from depression: The RAP-PIR project teaches adolescents additional social skills, strategies for managing bullying, and friendship skills. We expect RAP-PIR will help prevent youth depression.
Household Food Security And Impact On Health Outcomes In Indigenous Australian Children Aged 6 Months _ 4 Years Residing In The Darwin-Palmerston Areas Of The Northern Territory
Funder
National Health and Medical Research Council
Funding Amount
$32,104.00
Summary
This research will provide much-needed data on the extent of the problem of household food insecurity in urban Indigenous Australian households and lead to an understanding of the underlying reasons for poor health in Indigenous Australian children.