Our research and evaluations
There is growing evidence that public policy to improve health equity needs to focus on the social determinants of health. Our community-driven approach to addressing health inequalities provides a strong evidence base to support this strategy.
Programme evaluations
Evaluations of our funding programmes provide strong quantitative and qualitative evidence and important learning for practical, local action on the social determinants of health.
Case studies
Case studies from independent evaluations of our funding programmes provide examples of practical solutions from local people. They demonstrate the impact of resident-led projects in inspiring positive change and reveal important learning about the challenges and opportunities.
Reports
We publish reports on areas related to health inequalities from our own research and in collaboration with partners. Specialised reports and research are published here.
Consultations
Responding to consultations is one of the ways we can influence to tackle health inequalities, and ensure the views of the people living and experiencing disadvantage are heard and listened to.
Standing Together: The health impacts of the racist riots on communities, one year on
One year on from the racist riots of 2024, People’s Health Trust brought together members of our Network of grassroots community experts working at the frontline of inequality, marginalisation and discrimination, to understand the impact on them and the communities they work with.
62%of organisations think people they support are ‘likely’ or ‘very likely’ to experience racist hate crime and violence in the near future
4%Only 4% thought it was ‘very unlikely’ in their area.
