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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.
Over 40 people contribute towards Act Early and its projects including theme leads, co-investigators, research fellows, directors and the project team.
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
Fantastic London edition of our @ActEarlyCities co-production workshop this morning. So many brilliant ideas of how to take forward our co-production strategy. Thanks to all attending online. Sad not to be able to have lunch together after
Absolutely fantastic @ActEarlyCities event today in Bradford to help us with the "Dream" stage. Thank you to all attendees who gave us so much to think about. It will all go in our #coproduction strategy.
2Interested in the early years? Come and hear about @ke_mason evaluation of Sure Start children's centre at our upcoming lunchtime webinar - 9th December 12.30pm. Register here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/childhood-obesity-and-the-impact-of-cuts-to-sure-start-childrens-centres-tickets-185916831247
These don’t come around often! 📣Great opportunity to do a PhD in applying systems thinking to evaluation of #publichealth interventions🤓Top supervisory team & based in lovely York🏰⬇️@UK_PRP @NIHRSPHR @UniOfYork @PHJobsUK @jobsacuk @FindAPhD
PhD Scholarship in Systems Thinking and Complexity of health interventions.
The candidate will therefore have an opportunity to play a key role in an innovative systems led meta-evaluation of @ActEarlyCities interventions. #findaphd #complexity
https://www.findaphd.com/phds/project/phd-scholarship-in-systems-thinking-and-complexity/?p133905
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The UK Prevention Research Partnership is a £50 million multi-funder initiative that supports novel research into the primary prevention of non-communicable diseases to improve population health and reduce health inequalities.
