FPH has launched a new Special Interest Group: Pandemic Preparedness and Response, which is now open to new members.

Find out more here: www.fph.org.uk/policy-advoc...

The Faculty of Public Health has joined 100+ others in calling for the government to fully scrap the two-child limit in full to turn the tide on child poverty.

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For more than 1 in 4 of us in the UK, our homes could be making us ill because we
have issues like damp, cold and mould.

We shouldn't have to wear a hazmat suit to stay warm and healthy in our homes.

FPH is joining @healthequals.bsky.social in calling for a real solution. 👉 bit.ly/3LqMOo9

Half of UK workers aged 50–65 leave work before retirement. How can we change that?

Join FPH, SOM & Centre for Ageing Better for an online webinar on enabling older workers to stay and return to work.

Find out more and register www.fph.org.uk/events-cours...

🌍 Today marks the start of COP30, the United Nations Climate Change Conference, taking place in Belem, Brazil.

FPH is co-hosting a COP30 side event with global partners at the WHO Health Pavilion on Nov 19, 15:30 GFT (18:30 GMT).

Livestream available: www.who.int/news-room/ev...

In October, our Sexual and Reproductive Health SIG led the FPH response to a consultation on reproductive health conditions - welcoming the move towards a greater focus on the health inequalities experienced by girls and women.

Read the full response here www.fph.org.uk/media/pxyh2b...

A few of our FPH events ahead

- An overview of non-communicable diseases in the Gulf region
- The future of the NHS and Public Health
- Violence Prevention in Youth Populations
- Enabling older workers to stay and return to work

See more events and register www.fph.org.uk/events-courses-exams/

FPH is co-hosting a COP30 side event with global partners at the WHO Health Pavilion: ‘People, policy and research power to document and address the health harms of fossil fuels and industry practices’. Join us on Nov 19, 15:30 GFT (18:30 GMT).

Livestream available www.who.int/news-room/ev...

Ahead of Ella’s Law being re-introduced to Parliament this week, FPH, RCPCH & BACAPH reaffirm their support for the Clean Air (Human Rights) Bill.

If passed, it would make clean air a basic human right and require the UK to meet WHO air quality standards in every community.

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Join the Equality, Inclusion and Diversity and Healthy Places SIG for an online webinar - Healthy Places: Disability Inclusion by Design.

This webinar will showcase how inclusive design in transport and urban planning can empower disabled communities.

Register www.fph.org.uk/events-cours...