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Paul Bloch took part in a debate at Folkemødet 2024 regarding the role of housing associations in strengthening the local healthcare system. The debate was organized by BL - Danmarks Almene Boliger.

The article is about the housing social comprehensive plan Mit Kvarter acts in 3B's largest housing department, Folehaven, on the structural inequality in health through a series of activist citizen meetings in a newly conceived, inclusive format. Paul Bloch, who is a senior researcher in the field of health with a focus on citizen involvement and social mobilization, adds a comment.

The article explains how Tingbjerg Changing Diabetes is one of three nominated for 'Den Gyldne Tråd' 2024, which pays tribute to cross-sector cooperation in the local healthcare system.

The article tells how 62 kilos of garbage were collected at the Happy Healthy Children's event at the natural piece Vestvolden in Husum, when 130 children from the area's kindergartens and schools were invited to do some movement-oriented nature activities and at the same time get delicious food from Café Majroe.

In this article, senior researcher Paul Bloch's experiences with the health of general residents from the Tingbjerg Changing Diabetes project are shared. He emphasizes the importance of alleviating citizens' social challenges in order to achieve effective health promotion initiatives. He points out how the housing organizations can be a way to get closer to the residents and utilize the resources, cultures, ideas and knowledge that the housing area entails.

The article focuses on a new festival in Husum's Energicenter Voldparken, which will introduce the city's children to leisure activities and good, fun communities. Din Fritids Festival has invited all children from Husum and Korsager school to several days full of play and fun facilitated by, among others, Happy Healthy and Active Children.

The article is about how Frederikshavn Handelsskole was the setting for an idea workshop with almost 100 participants, who represented a broad group of both private, public and voluntary actors. This happened in connection with the collaboration project "Happy Healthy and Active Children".

The article explains how 27 meeting places and communities will now receive financial support from Realdania to continue or resume their initiatives from the corona era. The community garden in Tingbjerg is one of them and will now receive support to expand the garden with new garden areas and activities

The article explains how the latest resident survey in Tingbjerg shows that most of the residents are happy to live in Tingbjerg, but a lot of the residents do not participate in the different activities and arrangements founded by the city.

The article explains how the initiative Tingbjerg Changing Diabetes has been nominated for The Golden Thread 2022 for its great work in promoting health in an exposed residential area.

The article tells the story of how the Social Development Plan in Tingbjerg and Utterslevhuse & Steno Diabetes Center Copenhagen are doing a resident survey to see what acitvities the residents of Tingbjerg use. The survey is performed by trained residents of Tingbjerg, who are walking from door to door to collect data.

The article focuses on the folk kitchen in the Community Garden in Tingbjerg and how the kitchen is run and opens up to guests every Wednesday night. Bonfire food, delicious ingredients, a passionate chef and dedicated residents - this is a recipe for success.

The article focuses on the pocket money project in Tingbjerg, which implies that young people from Tingbjerg can help collect apples, and then turn them into applejuice and sell them to the volunteer café for pocket money.

The article deals with the use of the supersetting approach in the work with the strategic initiative 'Tingbjerg Changing Diabetes' in Tingbjerg

The article explores how Restaurant Virketrang had to re-think the communal dining in the Community Garden in Tingbjerg due to Covid-19, and how the new concept has been met with great support.

The article explains how Copenhagen Hospitality College and the citizens of Tingbjerg join forces to run Restaurant Virketrang. The restaurant is located in Tingbjerg and is open every Wednesday at 6 pm.

The article tells the story of how young residents from Tingbjerg have been trained and educated to go around the district and collect data for a resident survey conducted by the Social Development Plan in Tingbjerg and Utterslevhuse and Steno Diabetes Center Copenhagen.