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Home / 2025 / January / A PATH TO WELLNESS: NEWCOMER YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH

A PATH TO WELLNESS: NEWCOMER YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH

The Path to Wellness Project aimed to address significant gaps in mental health support for newcomer youth in British Columbia, a group uniquely vulnerable to the challenges of displacement and resettlement. Recognizing the critical need for accessible and culturally informed mental health resources, the project took a holistic approach by combining education, community-building, and direct professional support.

UBC Student Project Lead: Nikolay Alabi

Community Partner: BC Newcomers Association

Grant Type: Chapman & Innovation Grant

Year of Publication: 2025

Topic: Mental Health, Newcomer Youth, Lived Experiences

Keywords: Conversation Circles, Mental Health Literacy, Emotional Well-being, Migration Experiences

Population: Newcomer Youth

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