Community Development and Health Network (CDHN)

Community Development and Health Network (CDHN)

Community Development & Health Network (CDHN)
30a Mill Street
Newry
BT34 1EY
United Kingdom

CDHN is a membership organisation working across NI to end health inequalities using a community development approach.

Community Development and Health Network (CDHN) was established in 1995 and is the only regional community development and health infrastructure support organisation in Northern Ireland. 

CDHN works towards its mission through three strategic aims:


•Networking - sharing and developing best practice
•Influencing Policy - supporting members to influence policy development
•Campaigning - mainstreaming the message that community development is an effective method for tackling health inequalities

CDHN is a values based organisation: we believe that health is a human right and is defined by a range of issues, not just the absence of ill health.

The organisation delivers the Building the Community-Pharmacy Partnership (BCPP) Programme which is funded by the Health and Social Care Board (HSCB).  This programme supports communities and community pharmacists to work in partnership to address locally defined needs to bring about sustainable improvements in health and wellbeing.

Community Development and Health Network (CDHN)'s Content

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Community Development and Health Network (CDHN)

The Public Health Agency (PHA) has commissioned Community Development & Health Network (CDHN) to develop and deliver a new programme of support for the community, voluntary and public sectors.
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Training/Advice

Community Development and Health Network (CDHN)

The Elevate Capacity Building Team will deliver four practical Programmes in each HSC Trust area from September to December 2019.  This is a free, interactive and activity-based two-day training programme focusing on community development as a way to reduce health inequalities. Participants must be available for both days of the training.
Dates:
16 September - 11 December 2019
Newry
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Community Development and Health Network (CDHN)

The Public Health Agency commissioned the Community Development & Health Network to develop and deliver a new programme of support for the community, voluntary and public sectors.
Helen and Patricia
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Community Development and Health Network (CDHN)

Community Development and Health Network (CDHN) is delighted to have been funded by Health and Social Care Board to deliver a new Self-Care Pharmacy project which aims to improve the knowledge and understanding of self-care for minor ailments through a he
PHA & CDHN
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Community Development and Health Network (CDHN)

The Public Health Agency co-hosted its bi-annual conference for stakeholders on Wednesday 20th March 2019 at Craigavon Civic Centre on the theme ‘Expansion of Community Development Approaches’.
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Community Development and Health Network (CDHN)

Community Development and Health Network (CDHN) has launched a new project ‘Self-Care Pharmacy’.
L-R Frances Dowds, Public Health Agency; Patrick McMeekin, CDHN Treasurer; Joanne Morgan, CDHN Director; and Laura Feeney, CDHN Chairperson
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Community Development and Health Network (CDHN)

CDHN is delighted to have won the tender for delivery of a Community Development Capacity Building Programme to the value of £390,000.
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Launch

Community Development and Health Network (CDHN)

Joining the Dots...Creating Connections between Communities and Primary Care
Dates:
26 February 2019
Newry
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Community Development and Health Network (CDHN)

The next round of BCPP Level 1 funding has just opened with a closing date of 2 May 2019. The grant award for Level 1 has just been increased to £2,500 and these projects will run for a maximum of six months.  
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Community Development and Health Network (CDHN)

This round of Building Community-Pharmacy Partnership (BCPP) Level 2 funding will close on 7 November 2019.

More Information

Type of Organisation

VCSE

NI Charity Number

NI34114

Team

  • Marion OHare