To create a healthier UK population, we need to mobilise people and organisations across a wide range of sectors to take action on the social determinants of health.
We’ve launched a new grant programme to fund partnership projects between UK Public Health Network organisations and partners from outside of the public health community. The projects must demonstrate the potential for improving people’s health by taking action on one or more of the social determinants of health.
The projects will work on four key areas of interest:
Five projects have been awarded £40–60,000 and each will run for 12–18 months. We aim to share learnings from the projects in 2020, as part of our wider work on health inequalities and our role in Health Equity in England: Marmot 10 years on.
Clare Smyth
Programme Officer
020 7257 4662
Clare.Smyth@health.org.uk
This project aimed to improve how effectively public services in England prevent and mitigate the negative impact of adverse childhood experiences.
This project involved the development of a Community Spirit Level; a tool that can be used to measure the factors in a locality that make up community spirit.
This project tested the impact of an asset-based community development approach on building the social networks of social housing tenants and people seeking sanctuary.
This project involved working with communities to co-design and deliver a small-scale test and learn project to evaluate the impact of weekly community-based group meetings on the health of participan...
This project aimed to test whether providing a more coherent framework on financial insecurity and debt helps to improve the quality and focus of key services that seek to reduce health inequality.
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