Manchester Healthy Living Network: MWIA

Manchester Healthy Living Network: MWIA

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  • Description: A rapid Mental Well-being Impact Assessment was undertaken on the South Manchester Healthy Living Network (SMHLN)which aims to improve the health of disadvantaged communities and individuals in South Manchester. There are 3 projects within the scheme: voluinteering, a community food project, and a community health development project. Recommendations from the MWIA were: increasing availablity of the SMHLN to other population groups; increase partnership working to encourage more referrals; and issues relating to buildings and transport.
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  • Type: Report : None

    • Relationships

  • Member of:
  • Collection : HIA Reports
  • Collection : Project
  • Collection : Health Services
  • Collection : MWIA

  • Author

  • Anthea Cooke and Lynn Snowden, Inukshuk Consultancy, anthea.cooke@inukshukconsultancy.com

  • Published date: Friday, 1st May 2009 00:00:00

    • Contributors

  • Val Little (Health Improvement Manager)


    • Coverage

  • Geographical Coverage: North West

    • Subject

  • Keywords (National Public Health Language):
  • BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUCTION
  • COMMUNITIES
  • FOOD
  • IMPACT ASSESSMENT
  • MENTAL HEALTH
  • TRANSPORT
  • VOLUNTARY WORK
  • WELLBEING
  • Category (Government Category List):
  • MENTAL HEALTH
  • TRANSPORT

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