Community Cultural Wealth among a South Australian Muslim Population: A Reflective Evaluation of Strengthening Family Health and Wellbeing

Muslims living in non-Muslim countries may experience marginality, which has associations with exclusion, poor socio-emotional health, higher rates of family violence, and poor quality of life. Faith-based strategies have the potential to bridge the gaps and improve the outcomes for these communitie...

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Authors: McLaren, Helen (Author) ; Taylor, Renee (Author) ; Patmisari, Emi (Author) ; McLaren, Carla (Author) ; Jones, Michelle (Author) ; Hamiduzzaman, Mohammad (Author)
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Published: MDPI 2024
In: Religions
Year: 2024, Volume: 15, Issue: 3
Further subjects:B Social Work
B cultural wealth
B Minority
B Multicultural
B Australia
B Muslim
B Community
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