Zoë Collins

Zoë Collins, BSc, is a Research Assistant with the Inner City Health and Wellness Program and a MSc student in the University of Alberta’s Health Policy Research program with the School of Public Health. Her professional background includes project work related to mental health and social equity, and she has a particular interest in improving services for people who use substances and who are experiencing homelessness or unstable housing. Zoë received her BSc from the University of Alberta, where she researched developmental trajectories and predictors of depression and anxiety in early childhood, and has spent the last five years researching and evaluating various healthcare programs, policies, and practices with Alberta Health Services.