Community Health Partnerships (CHP) has published its latest Social Value Report, showcasing how the organisation, alongside its tenants and supply chain partners, generated more than £57 million in
A funding boost for the ‘Eco Therapy Garden CIC’ team based next to Tower Hill Primary Care Resource Centre in Kirkby, Merseyside, with Community Health Partnerships and Renova LIFTCo funding new equipment supporting gardening activities at the thriving community garden.
CHP are excited to announce the launch of their first-ever volunteering programme. The strategy aligns with their commitment to invest in their people and make
Mobile grocery bus will boost access to healthy food, visiting schools, health and community centres across Liverpool and Knowsley. A mobile greengrocers’ delivering fresh fruit
A majority of CHP’s health facilities are primarily in areas of high health & wellbeing needs, CHP’s sites not only provide health services, they also offer many community-based and wider wellbeing support
Patients, visitors and NHS staff to benefit from improved garden space at hospital, with innovative project to be led by social care charity Community Integrated
During COP26 CHP will be focusing on some of the things we are already doing to improve our green credentials and highlighting some key facts about the NHS and sustainability. One year on from the NHS becoming the world’s first health service to commit to reaching net zero carbon.
The first of a series of artwork pieces has been unveiled at the Tessa Jowell Health Centre in Dulwich. The project commissioned by NHS South
Patients, visitors and NHS staff at Newton Community Hospital (NCH) will enjoy a new and improved garden space in Summer 2021, thanks to a new
Community Health Partnerships donated 31 laptops, previously used by CHP staff, to be distributed to primary schools across Greater Manchester. The first five laptops were part of a 10 laptop donation to Webster Primary School in Moss Side, Manchester with others donated to Tameside Food Bank.