Our most recent resources
Keep up to date with our most recent resources and publications.
Young Voices briefing
Briefing paper summarising the results of an
evaluation of the Samworth Foundation’s Young Voices programme.
November 2023
Diabetes Engagement Report
Themes from engagement
with children, young people & families on their experiences of managing their Type 1 diabetes care.
November 2023
Type 1 Diabetes Scoping Review
Themes from available
data and literature on understanding of the experiences of groups of children, young people and families more likely to experience
marginalisation.
November 2023
Type 1 Diabetes Infographic
Infographic summarising the findings from our scoping review and engagement report.
November 2023
Epilepsy Engagement Report
Themes from engagement
with children, young people & families on their experiences of managing their epilepsy care.
November 2023
Epilepsy Scoping Review
Themes from available
data and literature on understanding of the experiences of groups of children, young people and families more likely to experience
marginalisation.
November 2023
Epilepsy Infographic
Infographic summarising the findings from our scoping review and engagement report.
November 2023
Care leavers engagement report
Themes from engagement
with a youth panel on care leavers’ experiences of health inequalities
September 2023
Care leavers data report
Themes from available
data and literature on
care leavers’ experiences of health inequalities
September 2023
Climate change Inquiry
Report and poster/board game from our youth-led Inquiry into how climate change is affecting young people’s health.
August 2023
The Lifecourse Podcast
Dr. Ann Hagell and others talk about the effect of positive experiences on young people’s lives
April 2023
Health Inequalities webinar
Watch our webinar on the role of ethnicity in understanding young people’s health inequalities
March 2023
Ethnicity & health inequalities engagement report
Themes from engagement with a youth panel on the importance of ethnicity for understanding young people’s experiences of health inequalities
February 2023
Ethnicity & health inequalities data report
Themes from available data on the importance of ethnicity for understanding young people’s
experiences of health inequalities
February 2023
We’re All Right
Visit our learning hub all about rights-based sexual violence support
October 2022
Understanding the experiences of young people with type 1 diabetes from communities that experience marginalisation
Type 1 diabetes is often diagnosed in late childhood or adolescence. The challenges of managing a new life-time health condition can be particularly acute for young people in communities more likely...
Understanding the experiences of young people with epilepsy from communities that experience marginalisation
Epilepsy is one of the most common significant long-term neurological conditions of childhood and one of the five clinical areas of focus in the NHS England ‘Core20PLUS5’ approach to reducing health...
Understanding health inequalities for young people who are care experienced
As part of AYPH’s health inequalities programme we have focused on the health inequalities for different groups of young people. We are very pleased to present the findings from our exploration of...
Comfortable spaces open up conversations
As we launch findings from our recent series of engagement events with young people and families in Complications from Excess Weight clinics, Lindsay Starbuck, AYPH Youth Participation coordinator,...
Reflecting on new quality standards for young people’s health services
AYPH Trustee and Fellow of the Royal College of General Practitioners Dick Churchill reflects on new resources aimed at promoting youth friendly healthcare I was recently invited to give a...
Climate change and young people’s health
Throughout 2022 we supported our Youth Advisory Panel (YAP) to conduct a youth-led inquiry into how climate change is affecting young people’s health. The panel wanted to understand how the...
The importance of rights respecting youth spaces
Following our We’re All Right project we have had the pleasure of developing and running youth led workshops on creating rights based approaches. These highlighted the important role of free youth...
A warm welcome for You’re Welcome: new quality criteria for youth friendly health services
Last week the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID) published a revised and updated version of the You’re Welcome quality criteria for youth friendly health services. AYPH welcomes...
Young people facing transition between services still face systemic difficulties
NCEPOD ( The National Confidential Inquiry into Patient Outcome and Death) released a report last week into transition with five recommendations. Sadly, the main message is that despite Royal...
Reimagining food in secondary schools
As part of the We Are Food Secure 11-19 project in Newham over 40 stakeholders got together last month to brainstorm how secondary schools can play a part in reducing food insecurity for teenagers....