This study investigates how the involuntary job loss of a spouse or partner affects an individual's health. It aims to understand the broader impacts of unemployment on family dynamics and personal well-being. The study will explore various health aspects, including mental, emotional, and physical health, to provide a comprehensive understanding of the effects of such life changes.

Participants in the study will undergo a series of assessments to evaluate their health status. These assessments may include surveys, interviews, and health check-ups to gather detailed information about the participants' mental and physical health. By conducting these procedures, the study seeks to gather valuable data on the health impacts of a partner's job loss.

• Who can participate: The study is open to adults aged 18 and over whose spouse or partner has recently lost their job involuntarily. Participants need to have experienced this situation within the last six months.
• Study details: Participants will be required to complete surveys and participate in interviews about their health and the effects of their partner's job loss. They may also undergo health check-ups to assess their physical and mental well-being.