New November date available for CHEX prevention training
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This one-day training will explore the vital role community-led health plays in Scotland’s drive to embed prevention at the heart of health and wellbeing policy.
Community-led approaches to health are key to developing this policy agenda in a sustainable, and 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:
What are the current strategic policy drivers around prevention and health and wellbeing?
What are the impacts of health inequalities on communities across Scotland - and what are the wider social determinant of health?
What do community-led approaches look like and how do they address inequalities?
How do these community development approaches support the prevention policy agenda?
How could your agency work alongside local communities to build health and wellbeing? What’s your role?
What practical resources and supports are available to deliver this way of working?
The training will take place on Thursday 26th November 2026, 10am - 4pm at Annexe Communities in Partick, Glasgow. The cost is £150 per person, including lunch. There are limited spaces available so book soon to avoid disappointment!
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