Research Programs - Maternal and Child Health
Centre for Research on Inner City Health - Keenan Research Centre
A person’s socio-economic status in childhood can affect a wide range of outcomes in later life, including physical health, cognitive abilities, social functioning, and emotional well-being. At CRICH, we study at how pregnancy outcomes, maternal well-being, and children's health and development are affected by socio-economic inequalities. And we evaluate what kinds of city programs and policies can result in healthier outcomes for mothers, babies, children, and youth. |
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What We’re Working On
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Housing, health, and women's well-beingThis study will explore how different types of housing can affect women's health and social well-being. Learn more |
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Effects of the Regent Park social housing redevelopment on adult mental health and child developmentThis study will provide an important evidence base for social housing redevelopments and urban planning across Canada. Learn more |
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Well infants, well families, well nationsFor this study, we are looking at the health and wellness of First Nations infants and their mothers, as well as factors that influence their health and wellness. Learn more |
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Indigenous knowledge network for infant, child, and family healthWith our network partners, we are developing, implementing and evaluating a First Nations and Métis infant, child and family health knowledge network. Learn more |
