Explore what we’re learning about improving health in cities.
Health effects of air pollution
The outdoor air pollution caused by domestic burning is linked to 2,490 deaths annually. New research shows that reducing wood burning in homes could deliver massive health and economic benefits across the UK.
Health effects of air pollution
Our Amplifying Voices strand supports the communities who are most affected by air pollution to advocate for change.
Based on partner feedback, find out how about the resources we've produced to make our strategy and processes clearer and easier to navigate.
Health effects of air pollution
The Government's decision to permit wood-burning stoves in new builds contradicts growing evidence about the harmful effects these stoves have on public health and the environment.
Innovation
We back innovative projects to build health equity and help overcome barriers to good health.
Children's health and food
We're joining forces with our partners Bite Back and have placed 365 billboards across Lambeth and Southwark with one clear message: “We’ve bought this ad space so the junk food giants couldn’t – we’re giving kids a commercial break.”
Health effects of air pollution
In February we joined a thought-provoking discussion in the Houses of Parliament, focused on the intersection of racial justice and air pollution. In this article, we set out our takeaways from the event, as well next steps.
Urban health
We’re proud to support the Black Health Inequalities Summit, hosted by the Caribbean & African Health Network.
Financial foundations for adult health
At Impact on Urban Health we know that our mental, physical and financial health are all connected. Our new partnership with the Money and Pensions Service (MaPS) explores how better debt advice can improve the health of people struggling with the cost of living.
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