Housing, health and happiness: How inadequate housing shapes child and parental wellbeing
Join us online for the launch of a new report: Housing, health and happiness: How inadequate housing shapes child and parental wellbeing.
This study uses data from Growing Up in Ireland (GUI) Cohort ’08 to explore the influence of housing and neighbourhood quality on parental and child wellbeing.
Much of the impact of poor quality housing and neighbourhoods on children’s wellbeing is found to operate through its effects on mothers, making parenting more stressful and leading to greater parent-child conflict.
Event programme
Event programme
11:00
Welcome address
Prof Alan Barrett (Director, ESRI)
11:05
Launch
Shane Burke, Head of Research, Housing Agency
11:10
Report findings
Authors - James Laurence, Helen Russell, Emer Smyth
11:30
Response
Ann-Marie O'Reilly, National Advocacy Manager Threshold
Marcella Stakem, Research and Policy Officer at Saint Vincent De Paul (SVP)
11:45
Q&A
12:00
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