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You are here: Home / News / Building third sector evidence on health inequalities

Building third sector evidence on health inequalities

June 16, 2014

VHS is undertaking a research project that will showcase the work of the voluntary sector in tackling health inequalities and identify what further support we need to be able to make the most of our opportunities. This will help us to evidence the impact of the work of the voluntary sector to policy-makers, the statutory sector and the wider public.

The project will be delivered in 2 parts:

  • an initial survey (which takes just under 10 minutes to complete), and
  • a series of case studies to demonstrate the impact of voluntary organisations in tackling health inequalities.

Click here to complete the survey and contact Lorraine if your organisation would be interested in featuring in the case studies.

If you require assistance with completion of the survey or have any questions please do not hesitate to get in touch. In the first instance contact Lorraine Simpson, research director via lorraine@thelinesbetween.co.uk or 0131 235 2012. The survey closes on Friday 29th August 2014.

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Comments

  1. Gill Musk says

    25/11/2014 at 2:10 pm

    Hi
    Could you please put me on the mailing list to receive updates on this work / the final report?
    Many thanks
    Gill

    Gill Musk
    Policy Officer, Health Inequalities Programme
    Fife Council

    • Claire says

      01/12/2014 at 8:10 am

      Hi Gill

      We will email you to explain how to join our mailing list, thanks for your interest.

      Claire Stevens

  2. stephen says

    11/12/2014 at 1:44 pm

    Hi,
    Like above could I be linked in to receive information on this survey and project. I would also like to receive information in regards the case studies. many thanks

    regards,

    Stephen

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