Financial lives and wellbeing in low-income groups post Covid-19 (FinWell-Covid)

受COVID-19影响最大的人群以及为抗击COVID-19而采取的相关社会和经济措施将是低收入人群，而在该人群中，那些难以接触到的群体不断受到金融排斥的威胁。处于这种情况的人已经生活在不稳定的财务状况中，可能是最容易受到社交距离和自我隔离等措施的影响。我们最近与格拉斯哥及伦敦的团体合作，探讨他们的财务生活与他们的健康及福祉之间的关系，我们有机会跟进这些团体，以评估COVID-19及社交距离等措施对其财务组合、短期健康及福祉以及更广泛的健康社会决定因素的影响。我们建议通过财务日记和定期访谈的独特组合来做到这一点，我们已经开发了与这些群体合作的方式，并且可以适应远程工作。此外，我们将征询该等团体对COVID-19成因及解决方案的看法，以与其他研究项目的更多循证数据相一致。

Amongst those hit hardest by COVID-19, and the associated social and economic measures put in place to combat it, will be people in low-income settings, and, within that group, those in hard-to-reach groups continually threatened by financial exclusion. People in such situations already live in precarious financial situations which could be amongst the most vulnerable to measures such as social distancing and self-isolation. Having recently worked with groups in Glasgow and London to explore the relationship between their financial lives and their health and wellbeing, we have an opportunity to follow up with these same groups in order to assess the impact of COVID-19 and measures such as social distancing on their financial portfolios, their short-term health and wellbeing and wider social determinants of health. We propose to do this via a unique combination of financial diary keeping and regular interviews which we have developed for working with such groups, and which can be adapted for remote working. In addition, we will seek the views of such groups as to perceptions of causes and solutions to COVID-19 which can be reconciled with more evidence-based data from other research projects.