Celebrating 20 years of HBSC research and its’ findings on the indicators of children’s health and wellbeing and the contexts of children’s lives from 1998-2018 #HBSCTrends 👏
WATCH: Anne Sheridan, Programme Manager Mental Health & Wellbeing @HsehealthW introduces #MindingYourWellbeing. “The programme invites us to prioritise our mental health and to learn practical ways to promote it.”
You can access all the videos here: https://t.co/C5I8HcNyff
Believe me, working class parents know better than anyone how to create a meal out of next to nothing when times are hard.
70% of children growing up in poverty live in a working family. Can we stop talking about shopping & start talking about poverty pay & unaffordable housing?
All this week we had Dr Ronan Glynn @ronan_glynn the Deputy Chief Medical Officer in to answer our viewer's questions about Covid-19 - Here is the final part of our interview - You can catch up on the whole interview on @RTE2 tomorrow at 12:15pm.
A global pandemic means taking awards photos in your hallway... I am honoured to receive the @AssocHPIreland award for achieving the highest mark in my thesis. I would like to thank my supervisor @SaoirseNG, @HPRC_NUIG and @hbscireland for helping me along the way 👩🎓 @HsehealthW
Congratulations to our MA Health Promotion class 2020! We are delighted to announce @jennifercoyle_ as the recipient of the @AssocHPIreland award for best thesis - well done to Jennifer and to the whole class who overcame Covid restrictions to deliver fascinating theses.
Hunger in the UK isn’t about food. And food banks aren’t the solution. If we want to end the need for #foodbanks, we need to tackle the structural issues that leave people without enough money for the basics. We know #ThisCanChange – RT if you agree #InternationalDayofCharity >
The Growing Up in Ireland report out today has some fascinating insights into ‘The Lives of 17/18-Year-Olds’. We’re going to be sharing a few this morning – first up, the important things in life with 'parents and siblings' top of the list @ESRIDublin@DeptDCYA@tcddublin
67% OF NATIONAL DIETARY GUIDELINES INCOMPATIBLE WITH PARIS CLIMATE AGREEMENT
Our paper out now in @bmj_latest modeled the health and environmental outcomes of national dietary guidelines adoption, then compared with diets of @WHO and @EAT-Lancet (thread) https://t.co/jOTAjRqmQw
Thinking of #HealthReImagined has be thinking of the health stack I conceived and Simon Kneebone drew for The New Public Health - sustainable environment basic and then political will for equity leads to social determinants working in the direction of health equity
Making healthy diets affordable was a key theme for @LordsFoodCom's Hungry for Change report & today's webinar. New analysis for our upcoming Broken Plate report shows the situation isn't improving - healthy foods are 3x as expensive as less healthy foods. Fruit & veg esp. pricey