We believe our health and that of our planet are inextricably linked. We lead conversations to build a healthier society by considering the wider determinants.
Policy
Areas of focus
We recognise that improving lives at scale requires a whole-system approach that considers the wider determinants of health. Our policy work ensures that decision-makers understand how improving outcomes in these areas will catalyse communities to make more informed decisions about their health.
Areas of focus
We recognise that improving lives at scale requires a whole-system approach that considers the wider determinants of health. Our policy work ensures that decision-makers understand how improving outcomes in these areas will catalyse communities to make more informed decisions about their health.
Mental health and wellbeing
Raising awareness of small everyday actions to improve and sustain positive mental health and wellbeing outcomes for entire communities.
Tackling inequalities
Platforming lived experiences to outline barriers to physical activity for under-represented groups and recommending targeted action to reduce health inequalities.
Physical activity
Championing the importance of healthier, active communities and the impact that this has on reducing preventable non-communicable disease.
Active Travel
Driving change in infrastructure and resources to enable people to make more sustainable travel choices.
Connecting communities
Advising decision-makers on hyper-local solutions to help people to connect to their communities in which they feel safe, that they belong and they feel valued.
Natural environment
Encouraging communities to connect with their local green and blue spaces and act in a more environmentally-responsible way.
Consultation responses
As part of shaping the policy agenda, we regularly respond to public consultations arranged by the government, devolved administrations, parliamentary committees and other key stakeholders. Our evidence submissions are informed through insight and data obtained in our programmes and those we work with.
Physical activity
Scottish Parliament: Inquiry into female participation in sport and physical activity
Mental health and wellbeing
Health and Social Care Select Committee: Prevention in Health and Social Care Inquiry
Briefings
As part of shaping the policy agenda, we regularly respond to public consultations arranged by the government, devolved administrations, parliamentary committees and other key stakeholders. Our evidence submissions are informed through insight and data obtained in our programmes and those we work with
Mental health and wellbeing
A National Plan for Mental Health and Wellbeing
Mental health and wellbeing
A National Plan for Mental Health and Wellbeing
Physical activity
Scottish Parliament: Inquiry into female participation in sport and physical activity
DCMS Select Committee
Women’s Sport Inquiry
Natural environment
The Future for National Parks in Scotland
Tackling inequalities
APPG on Left Behind Neighbourhoods: Inquiry into levelling up
Memberships
APPG for a Fit and Healthy Childhood
APPG for Cycling and Walking
APPG for Sport
Sport For Development Coalition
The Enterprise Forum
School Sport Activity Sector Forum
Sport and Recreation Alliance
Engagements
Discover our upcoming engagements.
East of England Mental Health & Physical Activity conference
29 March 2023
Burnley Beat the Street launch
26 April 2023
Include Summit
3-4 May 2023
Engagements
Discover our upcoming engagements.
East of England Mental Health & Physical Activity conference
29th March 2023
Burnley Beat the Street launch
26th April 2023
Include Summit
3rd-4th May 2023
Advisory Panel
Intelligent Health has brought together an esteemed group of professionals from across 10 sectors to identify whole-system solutions to tackle health inequalities. Building on our work as a Sport England System Partner and our tried and tested place-based approaches, the Panel will seek to implement best practice through Beat the Street delivery.
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Ready to talk?
Journalists, civil servants and other relevant contacts can speak with our external affairs team. We are also keen to hear from similar organisations seeking to collaborate at a policy-influencing level.
