Understand the bigger picture. Create meaningful change.

This RSPH-accredited course explores the wider factors that influence health — from social inequalities and living environments to employment, education and access to services. It’s ideal for those working or volunteering in roles that support community wellbeing, public health, or social care.

Whether you’re new to public health or want to strengthen your understanding, this course helps you see the bigger picture and take action in your role.

This course is especially relevant for Council staff and health teams, Support workers and volunteers, Community outreach and service providers, Youth workers, housing teams and social care professionals

Course Structure

What You’ll Learn

Key public health principles and terminology
How inequality, housing, education & employment affect health
The role of public services and health promotion initiatives
Practical ways to support others in overcoming health barriers
Confidence to talk about health in your community or workplace
  • 1

    What Shapes Public Health?

    Explore the social determinants of health and why some people face greater barriers to good health than others.

  • 2

    Strategies to Improve Health

    Understand how communities, policies and services can work together to reduce health inequalities and improve outcomes for all.

  • 3

    Assessment & Certification

    Complete a short assessment to gain your Level 2 RSPH qualification, with full support and guidance from Sharon throughout.

Delivery & Pricing

• Available online or in-person (Havering, Thurrock & surrounding areas)

• Group bookings from £800 (up to 10 people)

• Includes all course materials, resources and assessment

• Individual learners also welcome contact us to join a future group

Contact Information

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FAQs

Do I need to be working in healthcare to take this?

No, this course is designed for anyone with an interest in supporting public health, even in non-clinical roles.