C2C have been on a peer-support journey over the last few years, and the group continues to go from strength to strength - recently producing two brilliant films which detail the group’s work in developing their digital skills.

In this short interview, Kate McHendry spoke to Elspeth Gracey, a former HIIC tutor, about her experiences with the course and how it can make a huge difference to people’s lives.

C2C worked alongside the Primary Care Health Inequalities Short Life Working Group (SLWG), which was set up by the Scottish Government to make recommendations on how primary care can address health inequalities.

Dundee has a long history of supporting community-led health and next year will be the 20th anniversary of the Community Health Team

As HIIC celebrates it 25 years anniversary, we brought together some of the women who pioneered the course in its early days, to explore where it came from and the impact it had.

As a society that believes in compassion and justice, these writings from HIIC students act as a call to action to address inequalities and the increasing number of people being swept up in the wake of crushing poverty.

Jane Jones, author of the Health Issues in the Community course and community activist has written a new article which explores the role of tackling health inequalities using popular education.

Using their experiences, the women delivered a group presentation on an issue close to their hearts: self-harm and suicide. The play, ‘She Died Waiting’, depicts the story of a young woman who self-harms.

When the pandemic struck, how could HIIC be delivered online - and how do we retain the participative, engaging discussion that's so important? This HIIC pioneered the first fully online HIIC course.

HIIC helped to spark community action with this BAFTA short-listed, youth-led documentary exploring the impact of poverty in local communities.

What if local organisations used their Secret Santa money to help young people experiencing hygiene poverty?