Complex systems approach – making a difference for health
Complex systems offer an opportunity to make long-lasting transformational change for low income communities. Here's Dr Robin Durie explains some of how
Food insecurity exacerbates health inequality and puts children at risk
Food insecurity and associated health inequality is under fire from a House of Lords report Food, Poverty, Health and Environment Committee
Health Is Made At Home book looks to building healthy communities
Healthy communities throughout the UK are covered in the book Health Is Made At Home by Lord Nigel Crisp. It includes the TR14ers and Salford Dadz
Health Inequalities – we have some answers, so why does it continue?
We know the solutions to Health Inequalities, so why have we gone backwards in achieving them, and will there be a post-pandemic watershed?
Middleport Matters hub grows into role at heart of community
Middleport Matters were new on the high street, but they have firmly established themselves as being visibly there for the whole Middleport community
The Crafty Fox Cafe ‘n’ Hub: attuned to the community
The Crafty Fox Cafe n Hub in Paignton, Devon, is attuned to and trusted by the community, offering an environment for the community to help care for itself
TR14ers influence Council of Europe human rights policy
The TR14ers have been influencing human rights policy at the Council of Europe. Amber and Alex tell us what it was like taking part in Enter! Youth Week
A Community of Carers: sharing stories with Iris
A Community of Carers supports, nurtures and nourishes. With Iris in Dartmouth the community helps her share her stories, skills and experiences
A community of carers: hub responds to evolving crisis
Weekly open access Friday hubs for the whole Dartmouth and Townstal community have placed the community as carers, ideally positioned to deal with crises
“The fall out will carry on” | Repercussions of Covid-19 to continue
Dawn Shepherd of Dartmouth Community Chest talks about the repercussions of the Covid-19 lockdown in Dartmouth and Townstal, and how people need people