Movement for Health

Movement for Health has decided to withdraw from the X platform. We have taken this position to ensure we do our best to work for our inclusive values, our members and partners as well as our community of practice. We no longer feel that X is the right platform for us to do so.

You can find us on Instagram, BlueSky and LinkedIn @ MovementfHealth we look forward to continuing our Movement for Health with you there.

Instagram: instagram.com/movementfhealt…
BlueSky: bsky.app/profile/moveme…
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/moveme…

This looks a great game of pickleball, thanks for sharing and celebrating #dayofmovement

New podcast from @ParkinsonsUKSco to add to your listening list 🎉

#WeMoveTogether #MovementForHealth

Wishing all our movers, members, and partners a healthy and safe festive period. We are looking forward to moving with you again in 2025.

Members
@CommLeisureUK @RNIB@SDS_sport @asthmalunguk@WaverleyCare @voluntaryhealth@VHSComms @TheStrokeAssoc@ScotVArthritis @SAMHtweets@PathsforAll @ParkinsonsUKSco@mssocietyscot@macmillancancer @DiabetesUK@CHSScotland@BreastCancerNow @alzscot@ALLIANCEScot @agescotland @changemh_
Partners @P_H_S_Official@scotathletics @sportscotland@EdinburghUni  @CareInspect @CaledonianNews

Member & Partner News

Partnership working for Scotland’s population health

The voluntary health sector must be equal partners in shaping Scotland’s landmark framework to improve health, public health leaders have heard as community organisations share that they are experts in early intervention and tackling health inequalities.

Over the course of two meetings with voluntary health sector staff and Public Health Scotland (PHS), leaders discussed the Scottish government’s population health framework – and the importance of working across portfolios to deliver on these.

Read full article here healthandcare.scot/stories/4027/p…

@VHSComms @P_H_S_Official

#PublicHealthScotland #Health #HealthInequalities