Author Archives: Emily Yillah

Building Health Partnerships: interim findings

Across eight areas of England, the Institute for Voluntary Action Research (IVAR) and Social Enterprise UK (SEUK) are helping to build relationships between local people, the voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCSE) sector and Sustainability and Transformation Partnerships (STPs) with the aim of improving local […]

New civil society strategy: consultation

The Government has launched a 12-week consultation with a public call for evidence to inform its new civil society strategy. The aim of the strategy is to improve how government and public bodies interact with the charity sector, in order to improve communities and build a fairer society. […]

New resources on communities and health

The King’s Fund has launched a ‘explainer’ webpage, Communities and Health, with a guide for people who are interested in the role that communities play in health, but can be confused by different terminology, understandings and approaches. It contains sections on how communities improve health, health […]

Cold Homes and Health toolkit

Cold homes and unaffordable fuel bills can lead to poor health for the most vulnerable people – pensioners, the long-term sick or disabled, and young children. Fuel poverty affects one in ten households in England. Our partners Citizens Advice, working with Cornwall Council, have developed two toolkits […]