Children and Young People Network
ADPH London works with partners including Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID) London, NHS London and the Greater London Authority (GLA) in addressing the pan-London challenges associated with the health of Children and Young People (CYP).
This network is hosted by ADPH London and meets on a quarterly basis. The network is open to colleagues who work on CYP at a local level and regional partners. It is an opportunity to share knowledge, learn and hear about what is happening in boroughs as well as at pan-London level.
Membership
The network is open to:
- Directors of Public Health (DPH)
- Consultants in Public Health (CPH)
- Officer/ Strategist (or equivalent) level public health professionals
- Regional programme and policy leads
Aims of Network:
- ADPH London aims to provide strategic leadership and advocacy for children and young people’s health in London, and work in partnership to address pan-London challenges to giving children and young people the best start in life.
- Share best practice and evidence base across London
- Allow opportunity/space for collaboration and be a vehicle for disseminating key intelligence to CYP leads in London to support the health improvement agenda and addressing health inequalities
Network Leads:
- Kirsten Watters, DPH Camden – ADPH London Network Sponsor
- Abigail Knight, CPH Camden – Network Chair & ADPH London Lead
- Joleene King, Public Health Strategist, ADPH London – Network Co-ordinator
Related networks
If you would like more information about this network or wish to join, please contact ADPH London: office@adphlondon.org.uk