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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.
Keep up to date with all the latest news and developments from Act Early with our monthly e-Bulletin.
Would you like to get involved with ActEarly? We have a range of opportunities available that can help you make a difference
Great to see the @ActEarlyCities research group co-led by Prof Trevor Sheldon from our institute
🎯 Aim: to understand how to help families live healthier and more active lives.
@UK_PRP we love to see it! 😍
Check out their work here:
https://mailchi.mp/1cd222f34a14/actearly-monthly-e-bulletin-edition-1 https://twitter.com/ActEarlyCities/status/1480942639180615682
🎉We are very happy to launch the new monthly ActEarly e-bulletin AntennAE 📡 Click on the link to have a look and subscribe👀📮 https://mailchi.mp/1cd222f34a14/actearly-monthly-e-bulletin-edition-1 @UK_PRP
🎉We are very happy to launch the new monthly ActEarly e-bulletin AntennAE 📡 Click on the link to have a look and subscribe👀📮 https://mailchi.mp/1cd222f34a14/actearly-monthly-e-bulletin-edition-1 @UK_PRP
Once in life time opportunity to grow with @BiBresearch
Qualitative Research Fellow (fixed term, 3 years)
If you are passionate for community based fieldwork & have strong qualitative research writing skills, this is a dream job.
Deadline: 14 February
https://www.jobs.nhs.uk/xi/vacancy/916957776
Our new overview paper of the social determinants of child health: https://authors.elsevier.com/a/1eMoW6EIwSkbrV#.YdV7XOvTBmk.twitter
Want to find out more about Act Early and our work? Email us to ask questions, find out about volunteering or share your ideas.
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.
