We focus on four complex health issues more prevalent in urban areas
With the Social Progress Imperative, we've developed the first neighbourhood level, health-focused social progress index of its kind.
With Wellcome Trust
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Explore what we’re learning about improving health in cities.
Children's health and food
All children should have the opportunity to be healthy, no matter where they live. Access to nutritious food is a fundamental part of this. Regulation is needed to make real change.
Children's mental health
How can we reform ‘parenting programmes’ so they are culturally appropriate, compassionate, and factor in the inequities families' face? Our inspiring partner Margaret Taribo from ParentSkills2Go has written about their new approach to supporting parents
Urban health
We're partnering with NHS South East London Integrated Care Board (SEL ICB) to improve health outcomes of people from Black backgrounds.
We’re proud to support the Black Health Inequalities Summit, hosted by the Caribbean & African Health Network.
Health effects of air pollution
Agnes Agyepong, founder and CEO of Global Black Maternal Health, details her experience at COP28 talking about the links between air pollution, climate change, and maternal health.
Multiple long-term conditions
Good health at work leads to more productive workplaces, fewer lost hours and fewer people leaving the job market.
We commissioned PwC to undertake wider economic contribution analysis into the expansion of free school meals in London and England.
We have created a free image library to help build a better, more constructive understanding of children’s health and to show how what surrounds us shapes us.
At Impact on Urban Health we know that our mental, physical and financial health are all connected. Our new partnership with the Money and Pensions Service (MaPS) explores how better debt advice can improve the health of people struggling with the cost of living.
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