Unlocking the economic potential of the UK’s working-age population
We bring together a collection of our work looking at ways to tackle economic inactivity and build healthier working lives.
Millions of people in the UK live with at least one long-term health condition. Supporting them to manage their condition can lead to a better quality of life, and plays a part in creating a more sustainable health care system.
We bring together a collection of our work looking at ways to tackle economic inactivity and build healthier working lives.
This webinar explored how places can translate national ambition into effective local action - by integrating mental health and employment support to help more people enter, remain in, and progress in...
A look at housing’s role in health inequalities and how we can work together for healthier homes.
Though not without its limitations, healthy life expectancy nonetheless provides a valuable insight into the lived experience of a population whose health is declining.
Our analysis reveals how healthy life expectancy has changed in the UK over the decade to 2022–24, and how the country now compares internationally.
The government has announced changes to its Disability Confident scheme. Claire Campbell and Beth Kume-Holland discuss whether the reforms go far enough.
The Health Foundation comments ahead of the Employment Rights Bill returning to the House of Lords.
Our response to the final report from Sir Charlie Mayfield’s Keep Britain Working Review.
What do we want to see in the Mayfield review? Sam Atwell explains the labour market health challenge – and why the Keep Britain Working review is so important.
The government's proposed new unemployment benefit could ease pressure on the welfare system, but must embed tailored caseworker support and adequate income for people with health-related work li...