The Association of Public Health Observatories (APHO) represents a network of 12 public health observatories (PHOs) working across the five nations of England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. We produce information, data and intelligence on people's health and health care for practitioners, policy makers and the wider community. Our expertise lies in turning information and data into meaningful health intelligence.

The Behavioural Epidemiology Team develops public health intelligence and original research across a range of cross-cutting issues including alcohol use, violence, recreational drug use and risky sexual behaviour, with a particular focus on promoting and protecting health in nightlife environments.

Common Ground North West is a network of individuals and groups committed to improving health through conflict resolution, and who aim at the promotion of understanding of the effects of conflict, racism and prejudice on the health and well-being of communities.

We are a small group of people from various organisations determined to raise awareness of Black and Ethnic Minority public health issues amongst North West health bodies.

The People in Public Health study is being undertaken by a team at Leeds Met to improve our understanding of approaches to support lay people in public health roles. We want to find out as much as possible about what is happening in practice and also give people the opportunity to link into our Study. Please consider joining our Register of Interest where we are inviting individuals and organisations to give brief details of any projects involving lay people. This will eventually become a searchable database to promote shared learning. There is also a section if you would only like to receive information about the progress of the Study.

A specialist team of analysts, researchers and web developers providing high quality and timely intelligence to support the delivery of public health policy and practice.

The Public Health Skills Audit Tool aims to establish a profile of public health skills, capacity and shortfalls that can be used to develop practice and tackle inequalities in health. It is an interactive online system with built-in analysis functions, which consists of 10 skill sets each with 7-15 competency questions and can be used for a variety of purposes.