Local neighbourhoods
04 Feb 2019
C3’s unique community-engagement programme uses an innovative mobile tool that equips local communities in identifying barriers to good health.
Our mission: C3 brings together different communities to create changes that make it easier for people to:
stop using tobacco
improve what they eat and drink
do more physical activity
Health professionals
20 Feb 2018
C3 engages health professionals, particularly nurses, in supporting their own health so they can do what they do best – care for others.
Business
20 Jul 2017
We provide services (workplace health, strategy consulting) to industries overlooked by traditional public health approaches.
Latest Event
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Obesity and unemployment – what’s the link?
ASPIRE final event: obesity and unemployment- what’s the link? ASPIRE combines health, wellbeing and up-skilling opportunities in one holistic programme. On Thursday 2nd March 2023 join us in Lille for a day of networking, interactive sessions with ASPIRE partners and project participants, and hearing from guest speakers. The event: The morning will be dedicated to...
Read MoreStart: Thursday 2nd March 2023 09:00 CET
Location: Institut Lillois d'Ingénierie de la Santé 42 Rue Ambroise Paré 59120 Loos France
LATEST BLOGS
Professor Srinath Reddy talks “NCDs: why do we know so much but do so little”
09 Dec 2022
“NCDs: why do we know so much but do so little?” C3 was joined by Professor Srinath Reddy, founder President of the Public Health Foundation of India, for our next international seminar. Professor Reddy is an Adjunct Professor of Epidemiology at Harvard. We discuss why and how we should effectively implement the knowledge we already have, to prevent and control NCDs. This requires a bidirectional relationship between knowledge and action. It requires multi-disciplinary collaboration and multi-stakeholder participation in the research process. Community engagement is pivotal. With NCDs being the leading cause of disability and death worldwide it begs the question... Read More
WHO joins C3 for LGCW – Dr Juana Willumsen: “Physical activity: the benefits for cancer prevention
29 Nov 2022
C3 was joined by Dr Juana Willumsen from WHO for London Global Cancer Week to talk: “Physical Activity: the benefits for cancer prevention” Dr Juana Willumsen is technical officer at the World Health Organizarion’s (WHO) Physical Activity Unit. Dr Juana Willumsen (Speaker) Technical Officer in the Physical Activity Unit in the Department of Health Promotion at the World Health Organization (WHO) Juana Willumsen is a technical officer of the World Health Organization in the Department for Health Promotion. Her current work focusses on policies to promote physical activity and developing the technical tools to support country implementation. She coordinated the development... Read More
Lessons from Ghana: Do community health workers have a future in the UK?
10 Nov 2022
During the pandemic health workers took a leading role in tackling COVID-19 in the UK, especially in vaccination and testing centres, begging the question, what role will community health workers play in the future of public health in the UK?
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