C3 Collaborating for Health

What progress has the UK made with smoking cessation?
12 Mar 2019
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In support of No Smoking Day on Wednesday 13th March 2019, C3's intern summarises what progress the UK has made so far in the field of smoking cessation.
Happy International Women’s Day
07 Mar 2019
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This International Women’s Day, we’re celebrating three of the amazing women key to C3’s success.
Sugar Reduction in Post-Brexit UK: A Supply-Side Agenda
04 Mar 2019
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How to reduce sugar consumption? Produce less! The UK needs less and dearer sugar. Here are 5 ways the UK can do this, from C3 network member Professor Jack Winkler's new publication.
Director’s diary: Think BIG
01 Mar 2019
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No sign of Spring yet in London but this week has been full of optimism with wonderful people offering us their time and support as well as amazing belief that we should think really BIG!

C3 Collaborating for Health builds multi-sector Collaboration
to promote 3 behaviour changes:

stopping smoking

improving what we eat and drink

increasing physical activity

to address the escalating non-communicable disease (NCD) epidemic.

Latest Event

We host a range of events, including our International Breakfast Seminars and Workplace Health Movement meetings.

The Wellbeing Symposium

C3 is excited to once again partner with Wellbeing People and Pillory Barn on The Wellbeing Symposium. Join us as the leading health & wellbeing event makes its London debut.

Start: Monday, 1 April @ 13.30

Location: Deloitte Building, 2 New Street Square, London EC4A 3BZ

LATEST BLOGS

What progress has the UK made with smoking cessation?

12 Mar 2019

Jess Brock

In support of No Smoking Day on Wednesday 13th March 2019, C3's intern summarises what progress the UK has made so far in the field of smoking cessation.

Happy International Women’s Day

07 Mar 2019

Sarah Clarke

This International Women’s Day, we’re celebrating three of the amazing women key to C3’s success.

Sugar Reduction in Post-Brexit UK: A Supply-Side Agenda

04 Mar 2019

Jack Winkler

How to reduce sugar consumption? Produce less! The UK needs less and dearer sugar. Here are 5 ways the UK can do this, from C3 network member Professor Jack Winkler's new publication.