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Government announces £51 million for Our Future Health

Extra funding will help recruit new volunteers to the UK’s largest health research programme

Our Future Health welcomes Evidation as new technology provider to enhance volunteer experience

‘A stroke robbed my mum of her retirement. I hope Our Future Health stops it happening to others’

For the latest in our volunteer voices series, NHS physiotherapist Jayne Faulkner describes the devastating impact of stroke

Imam Nasar Ishfaq: ‘Take part in Our Future Health to help improve healthcare for your friends and family’

As Our Future Health opens new clinics across Manchester, the British Muslim Heritage Centre’s imam Nasar Ishfaq says it’s an opportunity for the local community to help improve healthcare

‘Our Future Health is a brilliant opportunity for the people of Bristol to help improve the future of healthcare’

During a visit to a clinic, Bristol Councillors Ellie King and Helen Holland explained how they hope our programme will help to address health inequalities

1 million volunteers join UK’s largest health research programme

Our Future Health has reached a major milestone, just over one year since we opened our clinic doors to the public

‘I’m taking part because I want Black Women to be represented in health research’

As part of our volunteer voices series, nurse Shamim Donatta Onyango-Odera explains why our programme offers people like her an opportunity to improve diversity in healthcare

UK’s largest health research programme opens 24 new clinics in November

Our Future Health, the UK’s largest health research programme, will open clinic appointments in 24 new locations in November 2023, bringing the total to 153 clinics overall across the UK.

‘Knowledge is power’: How our volunteers benefit from knowing their cholesterol levels

To mark National Cholesterol Month, we speak to Our Future Health volunteers who learned more about their own health during their appointments

‘The end of my dad’s life with Parkinson’s was traumatic. I don’t want others to suffer like him’

Volunteer Leah Wright on the need to understand more about the fastest growing neurological condition in the world – and why research is the answer