Sometimes it’s the smallest things that make the biggest difference - the tiny adjustments we can make to our lives, often over time, that will significantly improve them. That is certainly true of our physical health, but it is also true of our mental health. Often the two are inextricably linked.

Primary Health Properties (PHP) launches a report with the Purpose Coalition which examines its current impact on levelling up and how it can go further in the future.

A group of leading employers has launched a major UK campaign to make tracking and reporting socio-economic diversity common practice in boardrooms across the UK.

Hertfordshire Community NHS Trust (HCT) is partnering with the Purpose Coalition to measure its social impact against an innovative new framework called the Purpose Goals.

In our latest blog, Anne Milton discusses the disparities in cancer diagnosis and why people from poorer areas in England are 50% more likely than those from wealthier areas to be diagnosed through emergency routes such as A & E rather than through primary care.

In her latest blog, Seema Kennedy OBE discusses the importance of having conversations around loneliness - the theme of this year’s Mental Health Awareness Week 2022.

Rt Hon Anne Milton’s Purpose Health Coalition has published a report outlining the social impact of Barts Health NHS Trust against an innovative set of levelling up measures.

Three NHS Trust CEOs currently working with the Purpose Health Coalition have featured in a list of this year’s top 50 NHS Trust leaders.

South Warwickshire NHS Foundation Trust (SWFT) has become the first NHS organisation to launch an Impact Report outlining its social impact against an innovative set of levelling up measures.

Sport can change people’s lives on and off the field.

Our latest blog from Seema Kennedy OBE.

In her latest blog, Anne Milton discusses the health implications of the cost of living crisis and the crucial role that organisations can play in providing help for those who need it most.

Last week the Government delivered on its commitment to set out a plan to ensure that our education system offers opportunity for all, alongside its wider programme to level up the country.

It’s a sad fact of our post-pandemic society - although not necessarily a surprising one - that the happiness and confidence of our young people has fallen to a 13-year low.

In her latest blog, Anne Milton discusses the formation of The Maternity Disparities Taskforce following a raft of recent statistics which paint an increasingly alarminging picture of health inequality in the UK today.

Sussex Community NHS Foundation Trust has partnered with former Public Health Minister Rt Hon Anne Milton and signed up to a new framework for measuring social impact.

The recent news that 40% of UK FTSE 100 board positions are now held by women, taking it to second place internationally, is encouraging. It’s certainly a big improvement on just 12.5%, ten years ago.

While the pandemic seems at last to be receding, another crisis is threatening to engulf our health services. As we learn to live with the virus itself, we now also need to address one of its most damaging legacies - the growing number of those experiencing mental health issues.

In her latest blog, Anne Milton discusses a new report which has highlighted the significant and persistent health inequalities experienced by people from ethnic minority backgrounds in the UK. And whether it will be the tipping point for urgent action.

In our latest blog, Anne Milton discusses the fundamental links between health, education and skills, and the urgent need to address health inequalities.

In her latest blog, Anne Milton discusses new research that has estimated that persistent ill-health in England’s most left behind communities costs the country almost £30 billion a year in lost productivity.