Health and wellbeing

Our Civic University Agreement

We are working with our communities to improve lives across South Yorkshire.

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Health and wellbeing

Health and wellbeing inequalities are a key challenge in our region. The health gap between poorer areas and more affluent parts of the region are becoming more pronounced. Long-term sickness has been identified as the largest contributor to economic inactivity, which has been compounded by the pandemic. 

Sheffield Hallam is well placed to help tackle this fundamental challenge. It is one of the largest healthcare training providers in the UK, as well as home to the world-leading Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre

As part of our Civic University commitments we will increase our healthcare training provision to help boost the NHS workforce, integrate our research and innovation with local health services, and collaborate with communities to help address health inequalities in our region. 

Commitments


Related projects

The front entrance of the Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre

Our world-leading Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre

Helping people in our region lead healthier, more active lives
A student wearing a face mask, speaking to someone blurred out in the foreground.

Darnall Well Being research clinics in underserved communities

Supporting people in our region recovering from Long Covid
From left Harriet Nadin and Emily Woodbridge, some of the nursing and healthcare students who volunteered to join the NHS

Healthcare students volunteer to join NHS fight against Covid-19

Over 600 of our health students joined the NHS to fight Covid-19

Our Civic University Agreement

We are working with our communities to improve lives across South Yorkshire.

Read our Agreement (PDF, 5.2MB)