Funder
In progress

Healthy Families – Applied Research Collaboration Yorkshire and Humber

Funder: National Institute of Health and Care

Investigator: Rosie McEachan and Sunil Bhopal


The NIHR Applied Research Collaboration Yorkshire and Humber theme “Prevention and early intervention for children and families” (Healthy Families) aims to reduce health inequality and prevent ill-health in childhood, for lifelong health and prosperity.

Working locally, regionally and nationally to coproduce, evaluate, and scale evidence-based preventive interventions targeting wider determinants. We work with a range of stakeholders to ensure that this research knowledge is translated into policy and practice relevant evidence for action across three key areas:
• Early and primary school years
• Adolescence and youth
• Healthy, sustainable environments

Further details can be found at https://arc-yh.nihr.ac.uk/

Funder

National Institute of Health and Care

Principal Investigator

Rosie McEachan and Sunil Bhopal

Co-ordinator

Chris Cartwright

Grant amount

£1,396,316

Project start

01/04/2026

Project end

31/03/2031

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