Our Campaigns, Policy Work and Other Projects
Find out about our Campaigns and Policy work, our various Special Programmes and Creative Projects, the Latest Public Health News and our past Media Coverage.
Campaigns and Policy
Our public health Campaigns aim to draw attention to particular issues - and call on a wide range of organisations, Local Authorities and Government to make changes to improve public health and wellbeing for all. In addition, our important Policy Work covers many key areas of concern - such as Drugs and Alcohol Use, Food Allergies, Obesity, Vaccinations and Workplace Health.
We base our research and recommendations on the expertise and experience of our Members; a small army of Public Health Professionals and Educational Institutions from around the world. In this way, we hope to present an authoritative voice that stimulates debate and effects change.
Latest Public Health News
Perspectives on increasing AHP student placements in public health settings
- Blog
- 26 January 2021
Campaigns and Policy Team: January roundup
- General
- 25 January 2021
Guest Blog: Helping the public choose a practitioner
- General
- 15 January 2021
Four in five victims of “flawed fillers” are shunned by their cosmetic practitioner
- General
- 15 January 2021
How to challenge a licence application
- Blog
- 13 January 2021
Over two thirds of UK adults believe they can influence their brain health
- General
- 13 January 2021
Guest blog: Hey! Have you seen this great gambling advert?
- General
- 6 January 2021
Guest blog: Arts and Public Health – Reaching the Parts Other Approaches Cannot Reach
- General
- Blog
- 5 January 2021
Member spotlight: Dr Michael Weinbren
- General
- 5 January 2021
Special Programmes
We work with a range of national and regional partners to develop, support and implement Special Programmes and initiatives aimed at supporting the public's health and wellbeing.
Our Creative Projects
In addition to our Policy and Campaign work, we explore the challenges facing the public's health through a range of Creative Projects.
Our Media Highlights
Our Campaign and Policy Work has stimulated debate around the world - with hundreds of media appearances and tens of thousands of articles featuring our reports and research. You can see more on the RSPH YouTube Channel.
If you represent a media organisation or news channel and would like us to comment on a particular public health issue or story, please contact our Press Office.
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