...Tyler Prochnow; Megan S. Patterson Purpose Online gaming has emerged as a popular activity providing a social outlet for millions. However, implications of online game networks for mental health remain disputed. Concepts of bridging social capital and bonding social capital may help characterize...

... networks, both physical and virtual hubs offered communities a shared space to connect, building both bonding and bridging social capital. Hubs also provide both formal and informal services, like mental health support and signposting. One participant described the value of a local church for bringing...

...Shelina Visram; Sarah Smith; Natalie Connor; Graeme Greig; Chris Scorer Purpose The purpose of this paper is to employ innovative methods to examine the associations between personal wellbeing, self-rated health and various aspects of social capital within a socio-economically disadvantaged town...

... of developing community networks that are designed to build social capital for participating groups and individuals, in order to combat health and social inequalities. Art in Mind: implementation of a community arts initiative to promote mental health Key words ar ts inequality mental health social capital...

... recovery also, through stewardship of green spaces, may achieve unanticipated social capital and natural capital outcomes and thereby meet current multi‐disciplinary policy targets. This added social value has not been previously considered as an important dimension in people's well‐being and recovery from...