Our most recent resources
Keep up to date with our most recent resources and publications.
Supporting children and young people’s interests within Data Trusts
A scoping review focused on better
understanding of the roles within a data trust
that could represent children and young people’s health data interests.
May 2025
Supporting LGBTQ+ Children and Young People principles
Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health ‘Supporting LGBTQ+ Children and Young People principles’ statement.
November 2024
Newham ‘We Are Food Secure 11-19 project’
A range of resources from the project including a one page summary, overall project report, key messages from young people and five background briefings.
November 2024
Evaluation of the Well Centre
Delivering an innovative model of holistic
primary care to young people through the Well
Centre: Current successes and challenges
September 2024
Complications from excess weight
Messages from engagement and recommendations for practice for complications from excess weight clinics.
June 2024
The health and wellbeing of young people in low income areas in England and Wales
Review into current state of health and wellbeing of young people in England and Wales, with a specific focus on those affected by low income
May 2024
NHS Engagement Scoping Review
A scoping review of the evidence on engaging young people in NHS service delivery and development.
May 2024
NHS Engagement Research Report
Results from a sector survey and interviews on engaging young people in NHS service delivery and development.
May 2024
NHS Engagement Recommendations
Recommendations from a scoping review and research project on engaging young people
in NHS service delivery and development
May 2024
The Teenage Pregnancy Strategy 25 years on
The Labour Government’s Teenage Pregnancy Strategy was a clearly defined 10 year programme. However it was never intended as a one-off strategy but as a catalyst for change with the principles and...
Supporting young people’s interests in Data Trusts
As new ways of managing personal data emerge, it is vital that children and young people's interests are fully protected. AYPH’s latest report, Supporting Children and Young People’s Interests...
Celebrating the Senses: Newham Council’s sensory stars project inspires secondary school students
Commissioned as part of the We Are Food Secure 11-19 project, aimed at improving food security for young people, Jenny Martin shares learning from this initiative delivered by Nutrition Kitchen, a...
All I want for Christmas
Following the recent Change NHS consultation, Young Ambassador Ben shares his personal experience of being on a waiting list. He highlights the significant physical and mental toll it has taken on...
Supporting LGBTQ+ children and young people in health services
Earlier this year we were commissioned by The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health to ensure young people were involved in the review of their ‘Supporting LGBTQ+ Children and Young People...
Improving food security for young people in Newham
Today sees the launch of a suite of reports and resources from our partnership project aimed at improving food security for young people aged 11-19 in the London Borough of Newham. The project was a...
Experiencing my first AGM as a young person
As we end adolescent health week we are delighted to share a blog from one of our Young Ambassadors reflecting on our recent away day – it’s really important that we involve young people in all...
Understanding our population data
We’ve updated our population data page ready for International Adolescent Health Week. As the most read page of the Youth Health Data Hub, we know that understanding how many young people are in the...
Young people’s health is impacted by our human rights as well, who knew…
In this blog, AYPH’s Youth Engagement & Partnership Project Manager, Nick Morgan shares reflections from our Young Ambassadors on a human rights and health workshop, run for the AYPH Youth...
Delivering an innovative model of holistic primary care to young people through the Well Centre
Improving access to primary care is a central plank of the new Labour government’s health strategy. Wes Streeting’s first ministerial visit as Secretary of State for Health and Social Care was to a...