Time to join the queue: Community food project visitors in affluent communities

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Swettenham, M. 2024. Time to join the queue: Community food project visitors in affluent communities.
AuthorsSwettenham, M.
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Conference presentation sharing research on the queue dynamics of a food aid project in South West London, UK.

KeywordsHealth equality; Social justice; Public health
Year2024
Conference12th IUHPE European Conference on Health Promotion
Related URLhttps://iuhpeconferences24.umed.pl/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/agenda-IUHPE12th-final.pdf
Web address (URL) of conference proceedingshttps://iuhpeconferences24.umed.pl/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/agenda-IUHPE12th-final.pdf
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Deposited03 Feb 2025
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