It is happening | Katherine Saunders
lee2022-08-17T17:11:39+01:00Chief Executive of ABC GP Federation in Surrey, Katherine Saunders is a founder of Growing Health Together. She explains how it grew
April 2022
The whole story | Dr Anna Mustill
lee2022-08-17T16:56:34+01:00Dr Anna Mustill describes what inspired her to be involved with health creation and Growing Health Together, and some of the outcomes
Making a difference to our communities | Sumona Chatterjee
lee2022-08-17T17:00:21+01:00To address some health challenges we need to seek the answers in our communities, says Sumona Chatterjee, Place-Based Leader for East Surrey
You go with your successes | Dr Richard Wright
lee2022-08-17T16:58:24+01:00Dr Richard Wright describes how Growing Health Together in Surrey is building trust, involving communities and growing health
What is it about lanyards?
Ian Morrell2022-06-18T16:32:05+01:00Lanyards are great at conveying messages at a glance. But Ian Morrell asks if the motivation behind wearing them is to support or separate
March 2022
Photovoice | show-off, share and shape your community
lee2022-04-03T21:02:00+01:00Taking place in Wallacetown, Photovoice sees young people reflect their community in photographs. Andrew Williams explains
February 2022
It’s Not Rocket Science! is set to take off
lee2022-06-15T13:43:30+01:00It's Not Rocket Science! that's what the communities tell us and it's the name of C2's online learning programme, coming soon
C2 – the Joe Wicks of community-led health creation (kinda)
lee2022-02-14T10:43:36+00:00You wouldn't ask Joe Wicks to do exercises for you, but he does inspire and make that wellness accessible. A bit like C2 with communities
October 2021
No 65 puts health at the heart of the High Street
lee2023-06-21T10:13:59+01:00No 65 in Nailsea is a triumph of wellness on the High Street. Ian Morrell explains the process and how not having a master plan is key
September 2021
C2 partners taking part in research and teaching
Katrina Wyatt2021-09-28T14:26:38+01:00C2 partners are participating in ongoing research. Professor Katrina Wyatt of the University of Exeter describes some of the latest