Everyone deserves the chance to live a long and healthy life.

Thank you Faculty of Public Health for sharing your vision for the public’s health

#FPHVisionForHealth

Some great food for thought here for any incoming government, particularly welcome anti-poverty measures as a key public health intervention going forward

Quite right from Faculty of Public Health 'first-100 plan'.

'Deliver a bold, ambitious goal to improve the nation’s health to sit alongside the net zero target and increasing economic growth as the key drivers of government policy over the next decade and beyond.'

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Proud to be an honourary member of Faculty of Public Health, and that's a great manifesto, especially welcome the focus on #poverty . There is so much that can be done to mitigate, reduce and prevent it, and its effects on #health . #canbedone

Great that action against climate related health harm is included in the new Faculty of Public Health Vision for the Public’s Health

Virtual tickets for our joint event with Faculty of Public Health, Association of Directors of Public Health (ADPH) and Royal Society for Public Health addressing poverty in the UK are available.

Speakers including: Kevin Fenton, William Roberts, greg fell FFPH, Maggie Rae, Paul Kissack, Clare Moriarty, Alison Garnham.

17 May. Book 👇 rsm.ac/3xwlY7k

⏳There is still time to register for our joint event with Faculty of Public Health RoySocMed & Royal Society for Public Health on poverty⬇️⬇️

Join the next FPH Distinguished Lecture on #FuturePublicHealth with Linda Bauld, Kevin Fenton, Prof. Tracy Daszkiewicz, Alice Wiseman, Abdul Razaq, Tim Allison & Alice Kadri to discuss the importance of the commercial determinants of health.

Register today ➡️ fph.org.uk/events-courses…

What are the big issues in children and young people's health, and what can the next government do to tackle them?

Dame Rachel de Souza Children's Commissioner for England will be in conversation with our Chief Executive William Roberts on 23 May 👇

rsph.org.uk/event/in-conve…

Poverty drives ill health and drastically widens inequalities - so how can we combat it?

Join Faculty of Public Health Association of Directors of Public Health (ADPH) RoySocMed to hear from leaders in the charity and public health sectors on the causes, effects and policy solutions to poverty.

Book your space👇
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Virtual tickets for FPH, RoySocMed, Association of Directors of Public Health (ADPH) and Royal Society for Public Health’s joint ‘Tackling Poverty – A Call to Action’ Conference this Friday (17 May) are still available.

Register now.

fph.org.uk/events-courses…

Thank-you to Faculty of Public Health, Heart Research UK, Kidney Research UK, LEYF Nurseries, Nutrition Scotland, Obesity Health Alliance, Chris Young, Real Bread Campaign coordinator, Royal Society for Public Health and School Food Matters for supporting #SaltAwarenessWeek 2024

Join us next week for a Lunch & Learn on Inequalities in Preconception Health Faculty of Public Health Health of Women and Girls SIG

▶️ Tuesday 21 May 13.00-14.30
First half: presentations + Q&A
Second half: future projects (SIG members)

🔗 fph.org.uk/events-courses…

Jennifer Hall Majel

The Faculty supports Action on Salt in their call for more transparent labelling on children’s menus, with mandatory salt reduction targets across all food sectors, including eating out of home.

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#SaltAwarenessWeek

Struggling with feelings of depression, excessive worry, social anxiety, post-traumatic stress or obsessions and compulsions? NHS Talking Therapies can help.

Your GP can refer you or refer yourself at nhs.uk/talk

#MentalHealthAwarenessWeek