1. Public Health at Institute for Health and Human Development

2. Began 2006 A centre for research, innovation and community engagement to promote health and wellbeing; with a focus on communities and families. We engage with local people and organisations to carry out high quality research to understand health and wellbeing in communities and deliver interventions and rigorous evaluation of these. Three professors Renton (clinical), Rao (Clinical), Harden (NC) 19 members of staff from a range of disciplines including public health medicine, epidemiology, economics, positive psychology, sociology, environmental studies, anthropology and statistics, fine art. 6 PhD students Range of external fellows.

3. Strategic Context Health and Social Care Bill Public Health in Local Authorities Driving Health Investment Upstream Well London and Community Development approach to health and Wellbeing fits four square into current agendas for Public Health, Big Society and Localism

4. > £6m in 5 years, £3.5m to us) Complete Evaluation of Exercise Referral (Greenwhich Leisure) ‘Olympic Games Impact Study’ – second phase SRC/LOCOG (2009-10) Impact of Olympic Workforce Wellbeing Programme – Phase 1 -ODA (2009-10). Evaluation of C&H Healthy Weight Strategy. C&H PCT 2009- 10 Stratford City Health Study. Newham PCT (2009-10) Social Enterprise and SRI - SEC Health and Wellbeing in East European and Roma Communities – B&D PCT (2010) Research in UK

5. Current UK research Wellbeing Surveys Poorest Communities in London Boroughs –GLA (2008-13) Cluster-RCT of Well London Impact – Wellcome Trust 2009-2013 Schools’ Effects on Health - NIHR (2010-12) Cluster-RCT of Well London Impact – Wellcome Trust 2009-2013 Equity in Access to Antenatal Care in Newham – NIHR (2010-11) Crime and Health – NIHR (2010-13) Cycling Cultures (ESRC) Health Impacts of Regeneration ORiEL – NIHR RAAK International (2010-2011) Communities Metanarrative AHRC Evaluation of Barts Health Acute Trust Merger (HIEC) Obesity In South Asians (EU FP7)

6. International Research Evaluation of Andra Pradesh Health Insurance Scheme (DFID/Wellcome Trust) Development of Primary Care in India (DFID) Evaluation of MP Emergency Health Fund Impacts of Climate Change on Public Health Note this is with Prof Mala Rao.

7. Research – In Development Improving access to antenatal care (NIHR Programme grant) Media Politics and Public Health Improvement (NIHR) NE Centre Public Health Research and Innovation (NIHR) Time Banking and Volunteering in Depression Economics and Ethics of public health evidence

8. Policy and Partnershi[ps Policy work Go London Advisory Board 2012 Public Health Steering Group GLA London Community Voices (3 rd Sector Health Network for London) Mayor’s HI Strategy Working with Newham, Hackney and Tower Hamlets on Development of Health and Wellbeing Boards and driving Health Investment upstream. UEL Health Commission Partnerships and Plans UCL Partners UCL, LSHTM, Loughborough, QMUL, MRC PHRU, IOE Barts Health Newham, C&H, Tower Hamlets, Waltham Forest, Greenwich PCTs B&D, Redbridge GLA, London Health Commission, NHS London UsCreates

9. Teaching &Training Undergraduate Programmes Health Services Management Health Promotion Public Health Postgraduate Programmes Health Promotion Public Health

10. Our Assets Our Team – collegiate, creative, productive Our Experience with Trainees Our Networks and Partnerships Our Location Our Culture and Early Career researchers Our Track Record IHHD Brand Our Solid Finances and Good Admin We tick your boxes in a way others can’t

11. Plans 1.To continue to develop partnerships for high quality research programme on community, social, economic and spatial drivers of health and wellbeing at home and abroad 2.To consolidate our links with the Health Service in NE London to deliver a strong and coherent programme of evaluation health services research and service development 3.To be a leading intellectual centre for the new Public Health nationally and in East London in Partnership with LAs 4.To Develop and fund a centre for Public Health Innovation and Evidence in NE London