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    • Age 11 Survey
    • Age 7 Survey
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    • Age 3 Survey
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Initial findings from the Age 17 Survey


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How is coronavirus continuing to affect your life in 2021?


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Relationships appeared strained during the first lockdown, but emotional support from friends and family was readily available


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Findings from first COVID-19 survey: trust in government, and in others, during the lockdown in May 2020


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COVID-19 survey helps researchers understand mental health, employment and parenting during lockdown


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What have we learned about mental health?


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Mental health in teenage years

Child of the New Century is helping make the case for better mental health services by raising awareness of the number of young people it affects.

COVID-19 survey findings

A big thank you to the study members, across the five studies, who completed our first COVID-19 survey. Our researchers have already done some initial analysis on the information collected. We’ll be inviting all study members to complete another survey in September.

HOW YOU'RE HELPING MAKE A DIFFERENCE

The Government’s Child Obesity Strategy has used evidence from Child of the New Century to underpin its plans to improve children’s health. CNC has shown how children's health has changed over time, and what can be done to help young people live active, healthy lives.

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Child of the New Century

Centre for Longitudinal Studies
UCL Social Research Institute
20 Bedford Way
London WC1H 0AL

Tel: 0800 092 1250

Email: childnc@ucl.ac.uk