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About the Health Promotion Hub

The Health Promotion Hub at Health Nexus supports individuals, organizations and communities working with broad populations or specific groups, to encourage and strengthen their capacity in health promotion, drawing upon their own assets to promote health and well-being. Organizations include those in the health sector such as public health units and CHCs, as well as other NGOs and groups from diverse communities.

We recognize that in today's society, overall health status is linked to circumstances beyond an individual's control, often outside of the health system itself. We work from a strong population-based prevention and health promotion perspective of helping people to increase control over the conditions that affect their health. The Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion provides the framework for our work.

We are involved in both formal as well as informal collaborations with groups from a range of sectors. We have strong networks with broader health initiatives and stay in close contact with community activists, researchers, health promoters, government colleagues, policy makers and educators working in the field of health promotion locally, nationally and internationally. We provide strategic consultation to provincial associations and facilitate the wide dissemination of this information through our e-bulletins OHPE and le Bloc Notes. We are a significant partner in provincial and national health promotion initiatives such as the Best Practices in Health Promotion, the Health Promotion Summer School and the Ontario Inclusion Learning Network.

The Health Promotion Hub is one of 21 resource centres working within the broader goals of the Ontario Health Promotion Resource System serving to build capacity for the promotion of health in Ontario. We are funded by the Ministry of Health Promotion of the Government of Ontario.

 

 

 
 
 
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