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Publication
2024
- Evans, R. et al. 2024. Interventions targeting the mental health and wellbeing of care-experienced children and young people: Mixed-methods systematic review with stakeholder consultation to inform transportability and adaptability to UK context. The British Journal of Social Work, article number: bcae061. (10.1093/bjsw/bcae061)
- Mannay, D., Vaughan, R., Boffey, M. and Wooders, C. 2024. 'A little bit of advice': Working creatively with children and their foster carers to explore how they would like to share their experiences. In: Kara, H. ed. The Bloomsbury Handbook of Creative Research Methods. Bloomsbury Handbooks London: Bloomsbury, pp. 251-261.
Articles
- Evans, R. et al. 2024. Interventions targeting the mental health and wellbeing of care-experienced children and young people: Mixed-methods systematic review with stakeholder consultation to inform transportability and adaptability to UK context. The British Journal of Social Work, article number: bcae061. (10.1093/bjsw/bcae061)
Book sections
- Mannay, D., Vaughan, R., Boffey, M. and Wooders, C. 2024. 'A little bit of advice': Working creatively with children and their foster carers to explore how they would like to share their experiences. In: Kara, H. ed. The Bloomsbury Handbook of Creative Research Methods. Bloomsbury Handbooks London: Bloomsbury, pp. 251-261.
Biography
As the Engagement Manager for the School Health Research Network (SHRN), I am responsible for supporting the delivery of the SHRN engagement strategy. This involves working collaboratively with our partners, including schools across Wales, Public Health Wales, and the Welsh Government. My role includes organising knowledge exchange activities and SHRN communications to ensure our partners share ideas and expertise. I work closely with schools to highlight the impact of SHRN and promote evidence-based practices to enhance learner health and well-being.
Previously, I was a Project Manager in the third sector, supporting national programmes aimed at supporting and improving practice and policy outcomes for vulnerable children, young people, and families. This role involved facilitating co-production within the social care sector, and managing local, regional, and national stakeholder networks.
Additonally, I have contributed to several publications and research studies with DECIPHer and CASCADE, supporting public engagement and knowledge exchange activities.