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Social contexts and health
Publication
This report provides a synthesis of our learning about social contexts and health. Social contexts can be understood as the relationships and networks of support that people experience, the interconnections within communities, and the involvement of peopl
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Can Asset Based Community Development build wellbeing and resilience in communities?
News story
This is the third blog in our series looking at resilience and discusses building resilience in community settings.
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Ten years of the GCPH: the evidence and implications
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This paper provides an overview of the evidence the GCPH has established and mobilised over the past ten years, and draws out the implications of this evidence.
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Thrive Under 5 - Year one evaluation
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This report presents findings from the year one evaluation of the Thrive Under 5 programme carried out by GCPH.
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Alcohol-related harm in Glasgow: a national, city and neighbourhood perspective
News story
Eric Carlin, Director of Scottish Health Action on Alcohol Problems (SHAAP), discusses recent research on alcohol-related harm.
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Our response to COVID-19 and thoughts for the future
News story
Our Associate Director, Pete Seaman, outlines how our work will respond to COVID-19 in the coming months and reflects on how we can move forward together.
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Glasgow City Food Plan - consultation launch
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Resilience: where next?
News story
The fifth blog in our series looks back over Glasgow's resilience journey ahead of our forthcoming Healthier Future Forum.
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Cost-of-living crisis: Working together is right on the money
News story
This blog highlights the damaging effects of falling incomes on people’s pockets, some opportunities to boost income, and how local money advice partnerships play a crucial role in supporting people struggling to get by in the current crisis.
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The power of working together: when health and financial wellbeing services join forces
News story
This is the second in a series of blogs on how universal health and social care services can and are tackling child poverty.