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
We host a range of events, including our International Breakfast Seminars and Workplace Health meetings.
Heart failure and the return to work
Join C3 for a breakfast-time talk with guests Carys Barton and Dr. Susan Piper where we will be discussing heart failure and the return to work. What is heart failure? What are its symptoms and how can it be managed? What are the psychological impacts? What special considerations do we need to take into account if we're taking care of somebody with heart failure or recovering from it?
Start: Tue, 18 May 2021 @ 9am
Location: Zoom
LATEST BLOGS
Webinar recording: Improving the heart health of New Zealand’s Pacific communities
13 May 2021
Watch our webinar recording to learn about the health needs and health inequities experienced by New Zealand’s Pacific communities, and about the work of the Pacific Heartbeat team, set up by the National Heart Foundation of New Zealand.
Project ASPIRE: Wimereux
05 May 2021
CHESS™ (Community Health Engagement Survey Solutions) is an innovative, data-driven community engagement process. Through CHESS™, people come together to investigate their local environment using a CHESS™ App, assess the factors that make it easier or harder to live healthily, and identify changes they can make as a community to live healthier lives. It was created by C3’s Dr. Denise Stevens and includes a mobile tool that equips local communities in identifying and mapping the barriers they face every day when making choices about diet, activity and healthy living. With Project ASPIRE, C3 is engaging with 7 different communities across the South of England and... Read More
The Gut-Brain Axis: What to know
30 Apr 2021
Recent news has highlighted a connection between what you eat, and how you feel- not just physical health wise, but mental health as well. In this blog post, we dive into the science behind these claims, and how they relate to your daily life. Prior research has demonstrated an association between depression and obesity. 55% of individuals living with obesity have depression. Furthermore, individuals living with depression are 58% more likely to experience obesity1. This correlation is well known however, until recently causality and specific details on the connection between what one eats and their mental health has remained unknown.... Read More
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