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How to talk about the building blocks of health
A communications toolkit showing people how to tell a more powerful story about health.
Some key social determinants of health are: our education and employment opportunities; our housing; our social networks; and where we live and the extent it facilitates exercise, a good diet and social connection. The Health Foundation’s programme of work on healthy lives complements our portfolio of work to improve health care delivery, and draws on our experience of making change happen in complex systems.
Our recent work and content on this topic is listed below.
FEATURED
A communications toolkit showing people how to tell a more powerful story about health.
This webinar will share learning on the benefits of an all-council approach to health, and how to engage officers and councillors alike to achieve this.
An expert panel, chaired by Anita, will make recommendations for a ‘Bill of Health’ to help deliver, coordinate and sustain cross-government action on prevention.
This graphic explains what we mean by a whole-government approach to health.
We spoke Steve Webb (former pensions minister) and Jonathan Pearson-Stuttard from LCP about what projections of working-age health by 2040 mean for business, work and society.
This webinar convened experts to explore what the findings mean for how we might need to change as a society, and what can we do to better prepare for the future.
Tobacco, alcohol and unhealthy foods are the leading causes of preventable ill health in England. This briefing outlines five national policy changes that would support further local government actio...
Mariah Kelly and April Whitworth reflect on findings about young people’s mental health, highlighting the need to address trends proactively.
Kathryn Marszalek, Senior Analytical Manager at the Health Foundation responds to the latest Office for National Statistics data on healthy life expectancy.
A major study on the impact of devolution on health in Greater Manchester finds some positive signs but the overall picture is complex.
Rose Minshall from Innovation Unit explains what HALN has achieved so far, and how the network now has plans for even bigger impact.
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