Brighton & Hove Rocks

Scarman Trust
National Site

The Health Improvement Programme for Brighton & Hove

ROCKS PROJECT NOW FINISHED
www.brightonhovecitypct.nhs.uk/himp

£	Can Do Small Grants Fund
for projects making an impact on the causes of ill-health RELAUNCHING IN DECEMBER 2001

Report online
The Health Improvement Programme should reflect the views that social causes of ill health, for individuals & communities include:

	Abuse & Discrimination
	Breakdown of social structures and families
	Access to healthy food
	Democratic deficit between users of services, communities & policy makers
	Homelessness & inadequate housing
	Isolation, Insecurity, Fear & Stress
	Lack of access to learning & education, services and support
	Low paid employment & poor conditions, poverty, and unemployment

Full report

Minutes of follow-up meeting held on 16/11/1999

See the video

HImP
HImP sets the priorities for: The Primary Care Group, The Regeneration Partnership Board, The Local Authority and Health Partnership Board and East Sussex, Brighton and Hove Health Authority
More about HImP and further background reading

Health in your local community

Your say - Online
If you couldn't make it to the event, but would still like to have your say, you can add your comments via our online guestbook

Rocks - about the free interactive event
Hove Town Hall, Tuesday 21st September 1999, 10.00-15.30
Programme included Experimental theatre, workshops, interactive video and more

Organised by Naomi Alexander at The Scarman Trust
c/o the Play Unit, Brighton and Hove Council, King’s House, Grand Avenue, Hove BN3 2ST

Naomi Alexander
The Scarman Trust

Anna King
Voluntary Sector Forum

Paul Bramwell
Working Together

Saskia Neary
Coalition 4 Youth

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