Research Objectives

1. Informing Policy and Practice: Conducting research to inform policy and practice in mental health,
health, and social welfare.
2. Understanding Community Needs: Identifying community needs and developing evidence-based
interventions.
3. Evaluating Programs: Assessing the effectiveness of our programs and services.

Research Areas

1. Mental Health Research: Investigating mental health issues, including prevalence, risk factors, and
interventions.
2. Health Research: Examining health issues, including access to healthcare, health behaviors, and
health outcomes.
3. Social Welfare Research: Studying social welfare issues, including poverty, education, and social
support.

Research Methods

1. Quantitative Research: Using statistical methods to analyze data and identify trends.
2. Qualitative Research: Conducting in-depth interviews and focus groups to gather rich, contextual
data.
3. Mixed-Methods Research: Combining quantitative and qualitative methods to gain a comprehensive
understanding.

Research Impact

Our research activities have:
1. Informed policy and practice: Our research has shaped policy and practice in mental health, health,
and social welfare.
2. Improved program effectiveness: Our research has helped us develop more effective programs and
services.
3. Advanced knowledge: Our research has contributed to the body of knowledge in mental health,
health, and social welfare.

Collaborations