Evidence & Learning for Health is a collaboration between Ealing Council, local community groups, and universities.
Ealing Council
Ealing Council is the local authority for the London Borough of Ealing, working to improve the lives of residents through inclusive services, strategic planning, and community partnerships. The Council leads on public health, housing, education, and regeneration, and is committed to reducing health inequalities through evidence-informed decision making and collaboration with local communities.
Ealing and Hounslow Community Voluntary Service (EHCVS)
EHCVS is a local charity that has been supporting the voluntary and community sector in the Borough of Ealing for over 30 years, and in Hounslow since 2012. They offer practical resources, guidance, and templates to help organisations navigate policy, safeguarding, and quality standards.
Golden Opportunities Skills & Development (GOS&D)
GOS&D is a community-led movement for fairness, belonging, and opportunity. Founded in 2003 by local young people, it has become a trusted voice across the Borough of Ealing. Their work is shaped by lived experience, co-designing solutions that build confidence, independence, and justice.
Southall Community Alliance (SCA)
SCA is a long-standing community organisation, established in 1981 and registered as a charity in 2004. It brings together Southall’s voluntary and community groups to address local needs, with a focus on equality, race relations, and grassroots cohesion. SCA supports communities through direct services and by connecting them to wider resources.
London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (LSHTM)
LSHTM is a world-leading public health university, founded in 1899. With a global network of centres and partners, it delivers cutting-edge research and education to improve health and equity worldwide. LSHTM has over 4,700 postgraduate students and an annual research income exceeding £190 million.
Institute of Development Studies (IDS)
IDS is a global leader in research, learning, and teaching for equitable and sustainable development. They collaborate with governments, foundations, NGOs, and civil society to drive progressive social, political, and economic change that improves lives.
Imperial College London
Imperial College is a top-tier university specialising in science, technology, engineering, medicine, and business. Founded in 1907 with a mission “to be useful,” it uses research and innovation to understand the world and improve lives. Its campuses and global network are dedicated to shaping the future through science.