Food Know How – workshops  

Elisabeth Morgan and Nathalie Vauterin
02 Aug 2023

Food Know How – workshops  

C3 has developed a series of evidence-based workshops, applying our knowledge and expertise in disease prevention by addressing diet. These workshops increase knowledge and awareness of the impact of food on health, unpick health behaviours and explores how to make small, sustainable changes towards improved wellbeing.     What does the service offer?     By attending...
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Pat Hughes
18 Jul 2023

Nurses: driving oral health promotion 

This July 6,000 nurses from 130 countries gathered in Montreal for the International Council of Nurses (ICN) Congress. As part of this C3 partnered with Colgate to focus their attention on the most prevalent non-communicable (NCD) in the world – oral disease. Exploring the difference nurses could make to the oral health of people of all ages worldwide.
Paige Cowan-Hall
05 Jul 2023

A new way to evaluate

The C3 evaluation support service: A new approach to evaluation  C3 Collaborating for Health is a leading charity with global reach. We operate across sectors with organisations working to tackle the burden of non-communicable disease. Taking a new approach to evaluation, we offer an evaluation support service for organisations like yours wanting to evidence the...
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Paige Cowan-Hall
29 Jun 2023

Paying the price: what are NCDs costing you?

C3 is joined by Dr Devaki Nambiar, Program Director, Healthier Societies Strategy at the George Institute for Global Health India. Dr Nambiar shares findings from the 'Paying the Price' report*, that looked at out-of-pocket (OOP) spending for people living with NCDs. Watch on-demand.
Elisabeth Morgan and Linda Phung
21 Jun 2023

Oral health: a C3 priority

Tooth decay is the most common health condition worldwide according to the Global Burden of Disease 2019 yet oral health is frequently overlooked as an indicator of overall wellbeing. Moreover, oral diseases, such as dental caries and periodontitis, share several risk factors with non-communicable diseases (NCDs), including sugar consumption, tobacco use, and alcohol use. In...
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Paige Cowan-Hall
17 May 2023

Why can’t we cut salt: is it time to switch the world’s salt supply?

When a slice of bread can contain as much salt as a packet of crisps what do we do? As part of World Salt Awareness Week C3 was joined by Professor Bruce Neal of The George Institute (TGI) and Mhairi Brown from Action on Salt UK, to talk reducing salt. Watch on demand.
Paige Cowan-Hall
29 Mar 2023

The ASPIRE toolkit: make ASPIRE work for you

C3 collaborated with ASPIRE partner Vivons en Forme (VIF) to create resources that makes it easier for organisations, communities and individuals to make long term behavioural changes and lead healthier lives. From a healthy cookbook, tips for buying better food for less, workshops and more, C3 have adapted multiple resources on food, physical activity, sleep and wellbeing.
Paige Cowan-Hall
21 Mar 2023

Diet and NCDs: sex and gender considerations matter

C3 was joined by Dr Briar McKenzie of the food policy division at The George Institute for Global Health. Dr Briar discussed the importance of considering sex and gender differences in public health research and when developing policy interventions. Briar shared key findings from her program of work based in Fiji. Watch on demand.
Linda Phung
20 Mar 2023

Oral health and diabetes – a two way street

Sugar: Diabetes and tooth and gum decay The World Health Organization has reported that the number of people diagnosed with diabetes has more than tripled since the 1980s. It is estimated that upwards of 530 million people are currently living with diabetes; a disease characterized by an abnormally high fasting blood glucose level (>125 mg/dL)....
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