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A connected community response to COVID-19 in Toronto

机译：一个社区应对COVID-19相连多伦多

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In this commentary, we describe initial learnings from a community-based research project that explored how the relational space between residents and formal institutions in six marginalised communities in Toronto, Ontario, Canada impacted grassroots responses to the health and psycho-social stresses that were created and amplified by the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. Our research found that grassroots community leaders stepped up to fill the gaps left by Toronto’s formal public health and emergency management systems and were essential for mitigating the psycho-social and socioeconomic impacts of the pandemic that exacerbated pre-existing inequities and systemic failures. We suggest that building community resilience in marginalised communities in Toronto can embody health promotion in action where community members, organisational, institutional and government players create the social infrastructure necessary to build on local assets and work together to promote health by strengthening community action, advocating for healthy public policy and creating supportive environments.
机译：在本文中,我们描述最初的知识从一个以社区为基础的研究项目探索如何关系之间的空间居民和正式的机构在6被边缘化的社区在多伦多,安大略省加拿大基层反应的影响健康和心理社会压力创建并放大的冠状病毒疾病2019 (COVID-19)大流行。基层社区领导人加强了填补留下的缺口多伦多的正式的公共卫生和应急管理系统,减轻心理社会和所必需的社会经济影响的大流行加剧了预先存在的不公平现象和系统性失败。在多伦多的韧性在边缘化的社区可以体现健康促进行动在哪里社区成员、组织、制度和政府的球员创造的社会必要的基础设施建设对当地资产和共同促进健康加强社区行动,倡导健康的公共政策,创造支持性的环境。

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