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Poor Areas and Poor Health: Health inequalities and the built environment - PresentationsSession 1: How area inequalities affect healthWhat is the problem? What can we do?Dave Buck, Deputy Director of Health Inequalities and Partnership, Department of Health Session 2: Break-out workshopsWorkshop 1: MobilityMobility: SustransAlex Allen, Liveable Neighbourhoods Director, Sustrans Workshop 2: Green spaces and sustainable developmentHow can poor areas be linked to green spaces more easily and what are the barriers to a healthy environment?Angela Hobson, Programme Manager, Groundwork Manchester, Salford, Stockport,Tameside and Trafford Incredible Edible Todmorden Nick Green, Project Co-ordinator, Incredible Edible Todmorden (community based, award-winning local food growing Workshop 3: Mental health, wellbeing, anti-social behaviour, aggression and depressionPoor Areas Poor Mental Health and InequalitiesHari Sewell, National Equalities Project Lead, National Mental Health Development Unit Do green and well designed neighbourhoods make us healthier? Catalina Turcu, Research Associate, Bartlett School of Planning Session 3: Health delivery - combating unequal conditions and poor healthCombating Unequal Conditions and Poor Health - How Public Health Bodies See The ProblemNeil Pease, Assistant Director Earning and Learning, Hull PCT Case Study: ZEST Community, Sheffield Laura Moynahan, Chief Executive Session 4: Local action for healthWhy East London stays poor and its poor health worries LondonPaul Plant, Deputy Regional Director of Public Health - London, Department of Health Healthy Homes Programme Ian Watson, Programme Co-ordinator |
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