Improving Health Equity for Young People? The Role of Social Enterprise: Final Report.
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posted on 2024-07-11, 15:11 authored by Josephine BarraketJosephine Barraket, Perri CampbellPerri Campbell, Batool Moussa, Roksolana SuchowerskaRoksolana Suchowerska, Jane FarmerJane Farmer, Gemma Carey, Andrew JoyceAndrew Joyce, Chris MasonChris Mason, co-author Joanne McNeillOver the last two decades, public health and health promotion strategies have increasingly recognised the importance of redressing the social determinants of health (SDOH) inequities. This study investigates the ways in which work integration social enterprises (WISE) affect the SDOH equity for young people in Australia experiencing
disadvantage.
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Improving health equity of young people? The role of social enterprise
Australian Research Council
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