We have four digital stories supporting the launch of the research that tell the real life story of people living in Wales.
In the video clips below individuals speak about the attitudes of family, friends and local communities, and also their experiences with public services.
In this clip Constance Nzeneu tells us the reasons she came to Britain seeking asylum. She now lives in Cardiff, volunteering with the CAB and has set up her own charity.
In this clip David Crepaz Keay tell us of his experiences of mental health and its impact on his work life
In this clip Isaac Blake describes what life was like growing up as a Gypsy Traveller in Wales. He talks about the importance of community and attitudes towards that community.
In this clip Jenny-Anne Bishop explains what life was like as a transgender person growing up and living in Wales. She talks about the difficult experiences she has had with her family as a result of her transition.
Read the full report and learn about the life experiences of people with mental health conditions, Gypsy Travelelrs, transgender people and asylum seekers and refugees living in Wales.
Read the four individual reports on the groups highlighted in the report.