Uniting Voices. Transforming Health.
Empowering organisations to create a healthier Northern Ireland through advocacy, education, and collaboration. Explore Our Upcoming EventsAbout the Northern Ireland Health Collective
The Northern Ireland Health Collective (NIHC) is a coalition of VCSE organisations dedicated to improving health outcomes across Northern Ireland. A network of networks the NI Health Collective will represent the existing groups, networks and forums in the Health and Social Care field in NI, reducing duplication and ensuring impact. By uniting the voices of health, social care, and community wellbeing groups, we advocate for change, foster collaboration, and amplify the impact of our members.
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Our Focus
Advocacy
We champion the collective voice of VCSE organisations in the Northern Ireland Health Care System driving meaningful policy change.
Education
We empower stakeholders with knowledge about the vital contributions of VCSE organisations.
Collaboration
We connect organisations and foster partnerships that tackle health inequalities and improve outcomes.
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Small Steps with Big Impact
In collaboration with Charlene Brooks, Belfast Healthy Cities www.belfasthealthycities.com As part of the Healthy Cities initiative, Belfast Healthy Cities has supported schools in piloting walking...
Government must ‘walk the walk’ and put active travel plans into action
Credits to: Sustrans/ Brian Morrison With its long clear days, May is the ideal time for National Walking Month. Walking, or wheeling* opens up a whole new world. It’s free, sociable and healthy....
Gillian Lewis to Lead NI Health Collective as New Head, Championing Health Equity and Collaboration
Announcement CO3 is pleased to announce the appointment of Gillian Lewis as the new Head of the Northern Ireland Health Collective. The Northern Ireland Health Collective serves as a forum for...
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