Western civilisation has conquered great health perils in the past. But the peculiarly modern malaise seems resistant to treatment. Obesity, depression, addiction, loss of wellbeing – these are issues which sap the resources and spirit of modern practitioners. The AfterNow Project seeks to trace the development of our current situation. In six 5-minute introductory videos – backed up by a dozen 10-minute audio podcasts and over 30 short papers – we unpack the ideas which shape and limit contemporary responses... and look to a brave new future for public health.

www.afternow.co.uk

www.ashscotland.org.uk

www.meatinspectors.co.uk

Community Food and Health (Scotland) supports initiatives in low-income communities which help people take up a healthy diet.
This site provides a one-stop information and networking resource for staff and volunteers working in food and health.
www.communityfoodandhealth.org.uk

www.cosla.gov.uk

EPS working to achieve our aim of a cleaner, quieter, healthier and sustainable Scotland.
www.ep-scotland.org.uk

Food - a fact of life provides a progressive approach to teaching about healthy eating, cooking, food and farming from 3 to 16 years.This site provides a wealth of free resources to stimulate learning, ensuring that consistent and up-to-date messages are delivered.© British Nutrition Foundation 2008

https://www.foodafactoflife.org.uk

www.food.gov.uk/scotland

http://www.hse.gov.uk/

http://www.hps.scot.nhs.uk/

Health Protection Scotland's Weekly eReport.

The healthyliving award is the sign of healthier food when eating out in Scotland.

This link provides a list of IEFH Member Organisations with links to their websites.

IFST is the leading independent qualifying body for food professionals in Europe and the only professional body in the UK concerned with all aspects of food science and technology .

The Malawi Environmental Health Association (MEHA) is an independent charity organization. The association was first registered as Public Health Inspectors Association of Malawi (PHIAM) in 1990 and was changed to Environmental Health Association of Malawi on 23rd June, 2009. The change in the name has been effected to correspond to the change in name of the concerned professionals i.e. Public Health Inspectors are now called Environmental Health Officers (with degrees) and Assistant Environmental Health Officers (with diplomas).

The Mesothelioma Cancer Alliance is dedicated to serving mesothelioma victims and their families.

  With more than 3,000 pages of content, this site features information on asbestos, mesothelioma, and other cancers that are caused by asbestos exposure. Unlike other sites, Asbestos.com has achieved HON code approval (Health On the Net (HON) Foundation is a not-for-profit foundation that works to preserve the accuracy and trustworthiness of Web-based medical information).  The site has employed a full staff of writers dedicated to research and writing about asbestos exposure and the diseases that result from exposure to the toxic mineral. In addition, their medical adviser and editor, Dr. Mauricio Salazar,M.D., who has worked in the field of cancer treatment for years, has personally reviewed, edited, and approved all medical information on our site.If you are interested or if you have any questions, please feel free to e mail James Semczuk at james(@)asbestos.com. 

Part of the Community Outreach team at Mesothelioma Guide. They are a new site reaching out to provide up-to-date support to mesothelioma patients and family members. Mesothelioma is a rare cancer, only affecting 2,000 – 3,000 patients a year. Although this number may be small relative to other cancerous diseases, it is almost always 100% fatal. Any individual or family that is diagnosed with or knows someone with cancer deserves to have the best information and support available. Their goal at Mesothelioma Guide is to increase mesothelioma awareness. 

Mesothelioma Resource Online has created and developed this site to provide answers and support for people diagnosed with mesothelioma, as well as their families and loved ones. Mesothelioma is a rare form of cancer that is caused by exposure to asbestos and has long been considered a mystery and incurable. However, over the past two decades, physicians, scientists and researchers have begun to unravel this mystery and help people diagnose mesothelioma in its earlier stages, while providing more extensive forms of treatment, vast resources, and general information to make coping and survival more about optimism rather than uncertainty.

Napo is an original idea conceived by a small group of OSH communications professionals in response to the need for high quality information products to break down national boundaries and address the diverse cultures, languages and practical needs of people at work. The films are not designed to provide comprehensive coverage of a topic, nor should they be seen as training or teaching films. The role of Napo and his friends is to provide an appetiser to OSH through their engaging characters, amusing story lines, and their humorous and light-hearted approach. “Safety with a smile” is Napo’s contribution to safer, healthier and better workplaces. Each film is co-produced by a number of European Institutions. The European Agency for Safety and Health at Work in Bilbao, Spain has funded the development of the website

Their website provides information and resources to support health improvement practitioners and organisations working with them to improve Scotland's health and reduce inequalities.

We are Scotland’s national agency for reducing health inequalities and improving health.

Nutritionist Resource only lists nutritionists who are registered with a recognised professional body or those who have sent us copies of their qualifications and insurance cover.
www.nutritionist-resource.org.uk

PHORCaST (www.phorcast.org.uk) stands for Public Health Online Resource for Careers, Skills and Training. It is the first "one-stop shop" for UK-wide information on careers and development in public health and health and wellbeing. It will help to recruit people into public health jobs, and support the whole workforce from volunteers up to senior management in developing their careers. 

The Scottish Government provides advice and information for owners and users of private water supplies in Scotland through their information site here.

The Drinking Water Quality Regulator provides comprehensive information and guidance for those responsible for managing and regulating private water supplies here.   

The SFDSA is a virtual academy that has been created to help deliver solutions for the skills development needs of employers in the Food and Drink Production, Manufacturing and Processing sectors.

The Healthy Eating Healthy Living training pack is designed to encourage healthy eating as a way of life for people with learning disabilities. The pack provides all the materials needed to run a course on Healthy Eating Healthy Living and will teach participants the knowledge and skills required to eat a healthy and balanced diet. People with learning disabilities should be able to access healthy eating messages and be encouraged to build their capacity to access mainstream health programmes in their local community. This pack provides a step towards this goal. You can access the pack here....... 

The food and drink manufacturing sector offers a wide range of rewarding and exciting career opportunities in engineering, environmental management, regulatory affairs, marketing, product development. Here are some examples the Scottish Food and Drink Federation produced to showcase this vibrant industry-http://www.sfdf.org.uk/sfdf/sfdf_working.aspxCopyright 2010 Scottish Food and Drink Federation – www.sfdf.org.uk

The Scottish Nutrition and Diet Resources Initiative (SNDRí) aims to produce a range of easily accessible diet-sheets, which give consistent health messages to the public, and avoid duplication of effort by professionals in Scotland.
SNDRí produces a range of leaflets for health professionals. The diet-sheets produced can be broadly divided into three categories: therapeutic resources for use by specialist health professionals, mainly dietitians - with their clients; first line leaflets for GP's, practice nurses and pharmacists to provide to clients as a stop-gap while they await specialist dietary advice; and leaflets designed to be picked up directly by the public.

SiLC – Specialist in Land Contamination Vision Statement: To develop, and maintain a high quality unifying qualification for the assessment of the condition and remediation of brownfield sites which fulfils the needs of public and private sectors and society as a whole.

Skills Development Scotland (SDS) is the national skills body supporting the people and businesses of Scotland to develop and apply their skills.

Since 1982, Komen has played a critical role in every major advance in the fight against breast cancer – transforming how the world talks about and treats this disease and helping to turn millions of breast cancer patients into breast cancer survivors. We are proud of our contribution to some real victories.

The Association of Port Health Authorities is the only UK wide organisation representing the interests of Local Authorities and Port Health Authorities with responsibilities for health controls at sea and airports.

DWQR website for technical and regulatory guidance on private water supplies for local authorities

This site provides up-to-date information on what is going on in Scotland to everyone involved with food and health improvement work.
The Alliance represents the range of stakeholders involved in implementing a multi-sector food chain-based food and health strategy.

The Glasgow Centre for Population Health (GCPH, the Centre) is a research and development organisation, working to generate insights and evidence, create new solutions and provide leadership for action to improve health and tackle inequality. The website has references, and podcast links to a back catalogue of seminars given by visiting lecturers that can be picked up and downloaded.

The IOA is the leading organisation in the United Kingdom concerned with acoustics.

We seek prevention through awareness. Mesothelioma Cancer is most commonly caused by exposure to asbestos, not a genetic predisposition, exposure – something we can prevent. To create this awareness, we formed The Mesothelioma Group as a non-profit organization dedicated to providing the latest mesothelioma research, while highlighting the dangers of asbestos materials.

The Occupational Safety and Health Consultants Register (OSHCR) has been set up by a number of professional bodies representing general safety and occupational health consultants across the UK, with support from the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).  It is designed to help businesses find well-qualified and experienced consultants able to give good quality advice.   

The university provides an BSc (Hons) Environmental Health degree course. REHIS accredits this course.