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Résumé :
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Objectives: We piloted a culturally tailored, participatory health promotion group intervention and explored the experiences and perceived health at baseline and follow-up of Arabic- and Somali-speaking women migrants in Växjö, South Sweden.Methodology: A mixed methods approach was used to evaluate the experience of this intervention before, directly after and at the 6-month follow-up. Each intervention was 5 weeks long, with a 2-hour session each week, and held by a team of interprofessional clinical staff and a coordinator. The local coordinator recruited participants from a convenient cohort. Results: The data are from 49 female Arabicand Somali-speaking participants who were divided into six groups. The participants perceived that their health had improved significantly (P
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