From the 9 June 2020 to 13 July 2020, Wales Wellbeing conducted an online survey that looked at levels of wellbeing and psychological distress in the Welsh population during the Covid-19 pandemic.
The results of the survey have now been published to find out more visit the Wales Wellbeing website.
Wales Wellbeing in conjunction with Cardiff University, Swansea University and all 7 Welsh Health Boards are inviting responses to a second survey which is aiming to further the understanding of how the ongoing pandemic has impacted on the health of the Welsh population. Taking part in the survey is voluntary and you can withdraw from the survey at any point if you wish to. All identifiable participant data recorded in the survey will be anonymised.
The findings from the survey will be shared with those responsible for planning and delivering mental health and wellbeing support across Wales.
For further information and to complete the survey please visit the Wales Wellbeing website.