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SUMMARY:Unequal lives\, unjust deaths; Transitions
DESCRIPTION:In partnership with the Scottish Transitions Forum\, Voluntary Health Scotland is delivering a seminar to consider health inequalities and transitions from youth to adulthood. \nThis is the second event in the unequal lives\, unjust deaths series examining how the voluntary sector can collaborate to tackle health inequalities across the life course. \nThis event will look at health inequalities and transitions – focusing on young people\, who for reasons of disability or other social circumstances\, face inequalities in the transition from youth to adulthood.  We will be specifically focusing on critical transition periods where there may be opportunities to reduce risk and strengthen resilience for young people. \nSpeakers include: \n\nRuth Jepson\, Scottish Collaboration for Public Health Research and Policy (SCPHRP)\nLaura Meikle\, Support and Wellbeing Unit\, Scottish Government\nMarion Henderson & Helen Sweeting\, Medical Research Council Social and Public Health Sciences Unit (MRC SPHSU)\nPamela Barnes\, Includem\n\nView the full programme here – Young People in Transition and Health Inequalities Programme – 24 June 2014
URL:https://healthcreation.scot/event/unequal-lives-unjust-deaths-transitions-2/
LOCATION:Scottish Youth Theatre\, The Old Sheriff Court\, 105 Brunswick Street\, Glasgow\, G1 1TF
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SUMMARY:Unequal lives\, unjust deaths: Children and the early years
DESCRIPTION:Children and the early years: tackling health inequalities \nVoluntary Health Scotland is launching a programme of four events examining how the voluntary sector can collaborate to tackle health inequalities across the life course. The first of these events\, focusing on Health inequalities\, children and the early years\, will be held in partnership with Children in Scotland\, in Edinburgh on the morning of Tuesday 13 May 2014. \nHealth inequalities can be apparent from the earliest stage in life and disadvantaged people in Scotland die younger. Addressing the inter-generational factors that risk perpetuating Scotland’s health inequalities is essential. These health inequalities are not inevitable and they can be prevented. \nThis seminar is the first part in a series of events to examine how the voluntary sector can collaborate to tackle health inequalities. \nAim \n\nGain a better understanding of health inequalities\, to share learning and experience about the interventions that make a difference\nSupport collaboration and partnership between public and voluntary sectors.\nPromote awareness and understanding of the contribution of the voluntary health sector to tackling health inequalities.\nThe importance of the early years and children’s services from prevention to early intervention.\n\nConfirmed speakers include: \nJackie Brock\, Children in Scotland – welcome and introduction  \nGerry McLaughlin\, NHS Health Scotland – Evidence base for tackling health inequalities \nAlex Young & Judith Ainsley\, Scottish Government – Breaking inter-generational cycles of poverty\, inequality and deprivation by improving children’s wellbeing and life chances – Child Poverty Strategy for Scotland \nSally Ann Kelly\, Senior Manager for 3rd Sector GIRFEC Project and Early Years Task force member – Cross-sectoral working with children in the early years – a strategic view \nEwan Aitken – BBC Children in Need  – Cross-sectoral working with children in the early years – a funder’s perspective \nClick here to view the programme for the day – Agenda – Health inequalities children and the early years
URL:https://healthcreation.scot/event/unequal-lives-unjust-deaths-children-and-the-early-years/
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SUMMARY:Unequal lives\, unjust deaths: Children and the early years
DESCRIPTION:Children and the early years: tackling health inequalities \nVoluntary Health Scotland is launching a programme of four events examining how the voluntary sector can collaborate to tackle health inequalities across the life course. The first of these events\, focusing on Health inequalities\, children and the early years\, will be held in partnership with Children in Scotland\, in Edinburgh on the morning of Tuesday 13 May 2014. \nHealth inequalities can be apparent from the earliest stage in life and disadvantaged people in Scotland die younger. Addressing the inter-generational factors that risk perpetuating Scotland’s health inequalities is essential. These health inequalities are not inevitable and they can be prevented. \nThis seminar is the first part in a series of events to examine how the voluntary sector can collaborate to tackle health inequalities. \nAim \n\nGain a better understanding of health inequalities\, to share learning and experience about the interventions that make a difference\nSupport collaboration and partnership between public and voluntary sectors.\nPromote awareness and understanding of the contribution of the voluntary health sector to tackling health inequalities.\nThe importance of the early years and children’s services from prevention to early intervention.\n\nConfirmed speakers include: \nJackie Brock\, Children in Scotland – welcome and introduction  \nGerry McLaughlin\, NHS Health Scotland – Evidence base for tackling health inequalities \nAlex Young & Judith Ainsley\, Scottish Government – Breaking inter-generational cycles of poverty\, inequality and deprivation by improving children’s wellbeing and life chances – Child Poverty Strategy for Scotland \nSally Ann Kelly\, Senior Manager for 3rd Sector GIRFEC Project and Early Years Task force member – Cross-sectoral working with children in the early years – a strategic view \nEwan Aitken – BBC Children in Need  – Cross-sectoral working with children in the early years – a funder’s perspective \nClick here to view the programme for the day – Agenda – Health inequalities children and the early years
URL:https://healthcreation.scot/event/unequal-lives-unjust-deaths-children-and-the-early-years-2/
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