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Why People’s Health Trust?
People in Great Britain are dying too young because of where they live, or who they are. It’s not okay that people living in poverty, people living in poor housing, people with low paid jobs or facing discrimination have shorter lives. We want to make health equal.
Street Factory
Tyler struggled with his mental health and addiction. He needed a friend and when he joined Street Factory, a community organisation in Plymouth, he found a family. Street Factory is one of over 3,000 projects that have been supported by People’s Health Trust.
Partner with us to stop people dying too young
We support local groups who are tackling the causes of poor health for the most marginalised people, but there are many more who we can’t support. Partner with us locally or nationally to support life-changing community projects and create long-term change.
People’s Health Trust supports life changing projects
We are making an impact across Great Britain to stop people dying too young
769,679
people reached
9 in 10
made strong social connections
2 in 3
improved mental health and wellbeing
How to survive during the winter
A new report by People’s Health Trust finds that some of the most vulnerable older people in Great Britain face ‘impossible choices’ around heating or eating and are worried about how to survive the winter as a result of the government’s changes to the Winter Fuel Payment.
Riots, medals, mental health and jobs
A spotlight is shining on British young people right now. Max Rutherford, Director of Programmes, Policy and Public Affairs on what People’s Health Trust is planning to do to support young people who are furthest from good work.
New climate crisis and health inequalities research published
Researchers at think tank NPC have reviewed evidence of the ways that people experiencing health inequalities will be impacted by the climate crisis and nature loss –and the government’s policy responses to them.
