Early Life Changes to Improve Life for Children
ActEarly approach focusses on early life changes to improve the health and opportunities for children living in areas with high levels of child poverty; Bradford, West Yorkshire and Tower Hamlets, London
What We Do
In each of these areas, we are working with local communities, local authorities and other national organisations to understand how we can help families live healthier and more active lives.
Latest News and Events
ActEarly Methods Club: Should we abolish “statistical significance”? | 8th June 2022 | 14:00
ActEarly Methods Club | Transformations in a complex and uncertain world: Implications for stewardship and understanding progress towards change | 6th April 2022
ActEarly Methods Club | Ripple Effects Mapping: a participatory method for evaluating systems interventions | 9th March 2022
Using Exploratory Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA) to explore what HAS worked when and where with Prof David Byrne (Durham University) | 9th February 2022
Meet Our Team
Over 40 people contribute towards Act Early and its projects including theme leads, co-investigators, research fellows, directors and the project team.
Our Partners
Act Early is supported by several key partners in education, planning, healthcare and local government.
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Would you like to get involved with ActEarly? We have a range of opportunities available that can help you make a difference
Tweets from ActEarly
Sharing some exciting new job opportunities at Tower Hamlets Council. Please retweet to networks:
Spatial Planning and Health Manager: https://lbth.alvius.net/2/roles/1017
Associate director, public health - healthy communities: https://lbth.alvius.net/2/roles/1019
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Fantastic opportunity to join our team as a Senior Research Fellow!
So if you have experience in big data and a track record of conducting advanced quantitative statistical methods to answer applied health research questions we want to hear from you!
http://ow.ly/Xzr550K0aHS
Great job available with Born in Bradford: https://www.jobs.nhs.uk/xi/vacancy/917352236
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Want to find out more about Act Early and our work? Email us to ask questions, find out about volunteering or share your ideas.
