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Curious about our community selection process? 🤔 At CPAR, we carefully consider various factors to determine where our impact will be most meaningful! 🏘️ We assess the population size, the presence, and types of water points in the village, and the reported cases of illnesses. This thorough evaluation helps us identify and prioritize communities in dire need of support. By strategically choosing our working areas, we ensure that our efforts make a lasting difference where it matters most. Together with our partners, we're committed to making a positive impact and building healthier, more resilient communities. Have questions or want to learn more? Drop them in the comments below! 👇 #CPAR #CommunityImpact #Health #SupportingCommunities #GlobalDevelopment 🌐

The #ClimateCare Champions program focuses on empowering the community health workforce to build climate-resilient health systems for vulnerable communities. Through developing awareness materials and hosting a two-day roundtable, the program equips the frontline workforce to address climate-related health challenges in their communities and develops together localised interventions with decision-makers. #ClimateAction #ClimateCareChampions #health #ClimateandHealth

Timliness, quality, and accuracy are table stakes for managing critical member and provider communications. Learn more how MPX partners with our plans and TPAs to drive success.

The places where people live, learn, work, and play shape health in many ways. The same goes for residence papers. Being undocumented or having precarious migration status has a huge negative impact on the work you do, the money you have to buy nutritious food, the housing you can afford - and also what access you have to health care. Health is much more than being able to see a doctor or go to a hospital. Health policies and any other policy must address these connections and put people's wellbeing at the centre in every domain. Everyone deserves to be able to lead a healthy life. 📚 Read our full brief: https://lnkd.in/eNzBm66d #migration #health #humanrights

Do policies consider migration status as a social determinant of health? It may seem logical, but is not consistently considered as such. Check this great work by Louise Bonneau: 📚 Full document: https://lnkd.in/dPQfYrZa

Ever wondered what the key ingredients are for creating homes and neighbourhoods that deliver for long term health and wellbeing? Well, you need wonder no more, as we’ve just launched the Quality of Life Framework 2.0. Built on the latest evidence, the updated Framework outlines six key themes essential for creating homes and neighbourhoods that enhance quality of life and reduce health inequalities. From promoting health equity to fostering community connections and integrating nature, it offers a framework for evaluating and shaping healthier, more connected places. It’s a valuable resource for planners, developers, and policymakers working to support residents’ wellbeing. You can explore the Framework here: www.qolf.org/framework And why not share it with your friends and colleagues too? #HealthAndWellbeing #QualityOfLife #UKHousing #BuiltEnvironment #PublicHealth #CommunityWellbeing #HousingDevelopment #NewHomes #Neighbourhoods #HealthyPlaces

The places where people live, learn, work, and play shape health in many ways. The same goes for residence papers. Being undocumented or having precarious migration status has a huge negative impact on the work you do, the money you have to buy nutritious food, the housing you can afford - and also what access you have to health care. Health is much more than being able to see a doctor or go to a hospital. Health policies and any other policy must address these connections and put people's wellbeing at the centre in every domain. Everyone deserves to be able to lead a healthy life. 📚 Read our full brief: https://lnkd.in/eNzBm66d #migration #health #humanrights

👏 Great to see the TCPA's #HealthyHomesPrinciples mentioned in the Framework's section on health equity: https://lnkd.in/g9rAbGCq Providing affordable, good quality housing is a vital way of addressing the widening health inequality gap and of improving quality of life.

#Empowerment can lead to #better #health #outcomes through helping communities and individuals #develop #opportunities, #capacities, and tools that benefit them, and empowerment can ensure that communities can mobilize targeted populations to obtain needed health resources by fostering awareness of a given problem. #Aid_Money_4_Empowerment #YouthEmpowerment #WomenEmpowerment #Aid_Dependency