CHEX training: Prevention in action through community-led approaches
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Our upcoming open one-day training course will explore the vital role community-led health plays in Scotland’s drive to embed prevention at the heart of health and wellbeing policy.
Scotland is shifting to a preventative model across our public services - addressing issues ‘upstream’ before they happen. The Population Health Framework, Public Service Reform agenda, and the Health and Social Care Renewal Framework all clearly make prevention both a priority - and a necessity - in how we deliver public services.
Community-led approaches to health are key to developing this policy agenda in a sustainable and an effective way that we know makes real positive change happen across our communities.
Delivered by experienced community development practitioners and facilitators, this training will answer key questions around the strategic policy of health and wellbeing, and the impact of health inequalities across Scotland's communities.
This workshop, on 8th October in Glasgow, will enable participants to build their knowledge and skills and undertake practical exercises to explore applying this learning in practice in their workplace.