
Health inequalities in Scotland: An independent review
An independent review of health and health inequalities in Scotland over the past two decades.
We aim to change the conversation to focus on health as an asset, rather than ill health as a burden – and to promote policies and encourage local action that improves opportunities for a healthy life in the UK.
Our healthy lives strategy draws on our experience of making change happen in complex systems.
An independent review of health and health inequalities in Scotland over the past two decades.
This UK-wide inquiry explored the relationship between the pandemic and people's health and health inequalities
We want a better evidence base for decision making on what works to improve people’s health.
We’re working with local government to highlight how councils can help build a healthy society and fix the gaps that cause health inequalities.
We want to change the conversation to focus on health as an asset, rather than ill health as a burden.
Our Young people’s future health inquiry is a first-of-its-kind research and engagement project that aims to build the policy, research and place-based agenda to improve the future health of today’s young people.
Lasting change requires all sectors of society – across government, the voluntary sector, the private sector, media and local communities – to acknowledge the impact of what they do on people’s health, and work with the public to take action.
We're exploring how business and economic strategies can be used to influence the wider determinants of health.
A collection of our healthy lives work looking at the social determinants of health, public health, and inequalities.
We look for talented and passionate individuals as everyone at the Health Foundation has an important role to play.
View current vacanciesQ is an initiative connecting people with improvement expertise across the UK.
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