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What works: Community engagement and empowerment to address health inequalities 

People from ethnic minority backgrounds and socioeconomically disadvantaged backgrounds experience consistently worse health outcomes than their white British and more affluent counterparts. Statutory guidance has recognised that community engagement and empowerment are vital to reduce these health inequalities. In this evidence brief, we summarise evidence examining the effectiveness of different community-centred strategies to improve health in disadvantaged communities.

Published

13/12/2024

Authors

Huw MacDonald, Martha Martin, Emily Clark, Amy Dehn Lunn, Anna Gkiouleka, Sashika Harasgama, Danielle Lamb, John Ford