Welcome to Coping
Introduction
COPING is a child-centred project which aims to investigate the characteristics of children with imprisoned parents, their resilience, and their vulnerability to mental health problems. This group of children frequently is exposed to triple jeopardy through break-up of the family, financial hardship, and extremes of stigma and secrecy, which can lead to adverse social and educational repercussions.
Although the study will cover four countries (UK, Germany, Sweden, and Romania, and include partners in Switzerland and France), the findings are expected to have European-wide and international application since the extreme disadvantage experienced by these young people is little recognised in any country.
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News & Events
Photographic record of the September Consortium meeting in Stockholm
The September 2011 Consortium meeting took place in Sweden, in an unusual (and somewhat apt) location. Once the Central Prison on the island of Langholmen in Stockholm Read more . . .
Professor Sir Patrick Stewart
Patron of COPING, Professor Sir Patrick Stewart, spoke about the importance of the COPING project in a recent interview

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