Research project receives £4.3m to help improve mental health of African children with developmental disorders
Research project receives £4.3m to help improve mental health of African children with developmental disorders
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Article Author: Research project receives £4.3m to help improve mental health of African children with developmental disorders
Media Source: King's College London (UK)
Date: 24 May 2020
A global research project led by King’s College London researchers has been awarded £4.3m of funding from the National Institute of Health Research to improve the wellbeing and mental health of children with developmental disorders and their caregivers in Ethiopia and Kenya. The SPARK project (Supporting African communities to…
A global research project led by King’s College London researchers has been awarded £4.3m of funding from the National Institute of Health Research to improve the wellbeing and mental health of children with developmental disorders and their caregivers in Ethiopia and Kenya. The SPARK project (Supporting African communities to increase the Resilience and mental health of Kids with developmental disorders and their caregivers) is a collaboration between several universities including King’s College London and the Aga Khan University Hospital in Kenya.