Stop peopledying too young

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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.

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We offer expert advice and services to partners that want to make a difference in health and match their support and investments to projects where they can make the greatest difference – creating a lasting legacy of healthier, stronger and more equal communities.

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People’s Health Trust supports life changing projects

We are making an impact across Great Britain to stop people dying too young

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774,737

people reached

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9 in 10

made strong social connections

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2 in 3

improved mental health and wellbeing

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Men's Health Fund

Men’s health is everybody’s business, and we are bringing together government, trusts and foundations, businesses and individuals to drive this vital work and maximise its impact – with the aim of raising £500,000 by May 2026. Get in touch today to discuss how you can support our work.

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Tackling health inequalities caused by discrimination

Our major new programme aims to help local people experiencing discrimination – including racism, homophobia and transphobia, ablism, misogyny, and agism – to take action and secure positive change.

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Breaking the cycle of poor mental health and youth unemployment

In a pioneering approach to support young people five times more likely to be out of work. People’s Health Trust has launched a new programme in three cities in England.

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