On Wednesday 11th September, we acknowledged the AOA project's Phase 1 achievements, and promoted our plans to continue building on vital children and young people's mental health research in Phase 2 (2024-2025).
The symposium ended with a presentation of prizes to our award-winning Young People's Advisory Group (YPAG) who have played an essential role in the success of our research over the past three years, followed by a networking feast!
The AOA research team would like to warmly thank everyone who joined us for our first in-person event.
For those who were unable to attend, we have now made the agenda, core team's presentations and our fantasic visual minuting available below.
Contact us additional information: aoa@imperial.ac.uk
Shamini Gnani, Senior Clinical Teaching Fellow, School of Public Health Imperial
Alex Weston, Youth Engagement Manager, Listen to Act
Rinad Bakhti, Research Associate, School of Public Health, Imperial
AOA is a collaborative children and young people's mental health infrastructure between: