Programme insights Happy Mums, Happy Tums: mothers, children and better nutrition in Sierra Leone Date posted: 18th August, 2021 An update on our work with communities in Sierra Leone to support the health and wellbeing of children, mothers and pregnant women. Child health Food and nutrition Maternal health Sierra Leone
Programme insights Greetings from Sierra Leone Date posted: 9th August, 2021 Health Poverty Action has been working with communities in Sierra Leone since 2005. Our team in Sierra Leone share a little about this fascinating country, the challenges that people face and the ways we are contributing to improving lives. Hear from staff Maternal health Narratives
HPA in action Join us for our event on drug policy Date posted: 6th April, 2021 UN event: Legal Regulation through a Development Lens Drug policy Policy and campaigns
HPA in action ‘Happy Mums, Happy Tums’ UK Aid Match appeal raises over £200,000 Date posted: 14th January, 2021 Food and nutrition Maternal health Sierra Leone
Context and analysis Health for all must include mental health Date posted: 11th December, 2020 Health for all: why is mental health often left out? Health systems Mental health Sustainable systems
HPA in action Celebrating 36 years of Health Poverty Action Date posted: 6th November, 2020 36 years working towards health justice!
HPA in action Catch up on our fringe event at the Labour Party conference Date posted: 21st September, 2020 How do we deliver health for all in the time of COVID-19? Advocacy COVID-19 Health systems Sustainable systems UK
Publications Global Poverty & its Colonial Roots: a Re-Education Date posted: 1st September, 2020 The legacy of British colonialism must be on the curriculum Advocacy Narratives Policy and campaigns
Context and analysis Exploring a fairer world with drugs Date posted: 31st August, 2020 Join our legal drug regulation webinars! Drug policy Global inequalities Policy and campaigns
Context and analysis The UK is taking aid back to its colonial roots Date posted: 23rd June, 2020 Scrapping DfID echoes Britain's imperialist past Narratives Policy and campaigns UK
