Case Study: Cheshire West and Chester – supporting women and girls to be more physically active (2024)
Women and girls are typically less active than their male counterparts. Read about Cheshire West and Chester’s approach to addressing…
Learn how to use the Health Equity Assessment Tool (HEAT) to systematically identify and address health inequalities in your work programme or services. This e-learning provides a basic introduction to health inequalities and equity and outlines how to use the tool with examples. at each step.
Who is it aimed at?
Anyone working in the public or voluntary, community, faith and social enterprise (VCFSE) sectors that plan and deliver programmes or services.
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Women and girls are typically less active than their male counterparts. Read about Cheshire West and Chester’s approach to addressing…
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Knowsley’s efforts to tackle health inequalities, as well as Cheshire and Merseyside’s work as a ‘Marmot Place’ through the All…