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HCA welcomes policy priorities evident at political panel
Several of Health Coalition Aotearoa’s (HCA) evidence-based prevention priorities received support from political parties at a packed forum at Parliament on 25 August.
Rangatahi voices humanise school-lunch evidence
Coordinated advocacy and rangatahi voices helped shift media coverage of Ka Ora, Ka Ako towards evidence-based benefits during political debates over the school lunch programme, new research shows.
Call to amplify community and rangatahi voices at Prevention Brief launch
Communities and rangatahi are powerful allies in turning Health Coalition Aotearoa’s prevention priorities into political action, speakers said at HCA’s Prevention Brief launch.
More prevention, less ‘modern corruption’: A call-to-action to protect public health
HCA believes prevention policies have failed to gain traction because of undue industry influence or ‘modern corruption’. Read a PHCC Briefing.
Call for kotahitanga against tobacco, alcohol and junk food
Public health experts are challenging politicians, ahead of the general election, to put the health of Kiwis ahead of the profits of tobacco, alcohol and unhealthy food industries. One-quarter, or
Substandard school lunches: ‘Our tamariki deserve better’
A damning Audit Office report on the Healthy School Lunches Programme is in line with research by experts from Health Coalition Aotearoa. The report delivered to Parliament on 30 June
HCA welcomes policy priorities evident at political panel
Several of Health Coalition Aotearoa’s (HCA) evidence-based prevention priorities received support from political parties at a packed forum at Parliament on 25 August.
Rangatahi voices humanise school-lunch evidence
Coordinated advocacy and rangatahi voices helped shift media coverage of Ka Ora, Ka Ako towards evidence-based benefits during political debates over the school lunch programme, new research shows.
Call to amplify community and rangatahi voices at Prevention Brief launch
Communities and rangatahi are powerful allies in turning Health Coalition Aotearoa’s prevention priorities into political action, speakers said at HCA’s Prevention Brief launch.
More prevention, less ‘modern corruption’: A call-to-action to protect public health
HCA believes prevention policies have failed to gain traction because of undue industry influence or ‘modern corruption’. Read a PHCC Briefing.
Call for kotahitanga against tobacco, alcohol and junk food
Public health experts are challenging politicians, ahead of the general election, to put the health of Kiwis ahead of the profits of tobacco, alcohol and unhealthy food industries. One-quarter, or
Substandard school lunches: ‘Our tamariki deserve better’
A damning Audit Office report on the Healthy School Lunches Programme is in line with research by experts from Health Coalition Aotearoa. The report delivered to Parliament on 30 June
