A healthy mandate? What our latest polling tells the new prime minister
Our new polling shows strong public support for measures targeting industry and public spaces, but support is not uniform across policies or voting intentions.
A healthy society needs all the right building blocks in place, such as good-quality jobs and homes, access to education, transport and healthy food, and adequate income and resources.
Our work aims to increase understanding of how these factors shape our health, and build support for action where they are missing for too many people.
Our new polling shows strong public support for measures targeting industry and public spaces, but support is not uniform across policies or voting intentions.
We respond to the latest ONS figures showing that 13% of 16 to 24-year-olds are not in education, employment or training (NEET).
The prime minister’s push for greater devolution and a focus on local outcomes is cause for optimism in the drive to support healthier lives.
Our report aims to shift the dial on how we think about health – moving from treating ill health as a cost to seeing good health as a national economic asset.
We are looking to commission an organisation with expertise in behavioural change and employer engagement to collaboratively design, implement and refine practical approaches to taking earlier action ...
This analysis explores whether progress made in improving elective wait times has been inclusive in line with government goals.
The Health Foundation will be exhibiting at the LGA Annual Conference and Exhibition 2026 event on 7-9 July 2026
Three key areas where local action can help address ill health and economic inactivity in young people.
Sam Atwell and Dr Luisa Pettigrew look at government efforts to make the fit notes system more effective, and what could help ensure success.
Our new analysis looks at progress made against NHS England’s five key elective care targets set for March 2026.