Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents v
3. List of tables and figures vii
4. Notes on contributors viii
5. Acknowledgements xvi
6. Preface xix
7. Life chances
8. The individual: growing into society 3
9. Addressing inequalities in education: parallels with health 17
10. Wholistic well-being and happiness: psychosocial-spiritual perspectives 29
11. Nutrition in marginalised groups 41
12. Lifestyle challenges
13. Alcohol-related harm and health inequalities 57
14. Addiction, inequality and recovery 73
15. Health and exercise in the community 87
16. Health and well-being in the digital society 103
17. Social and community networks
18. Building an inclusive community through social capital: the role of volunteering in reaching those on the edge of community 121
19. Support for people with learning disabilities: promoting an inclusive community 135
20. Community well-being programmes: reviewing ‘what works’ 149
21. Looking through a realist lens: services provided by faith-based and third sector organisations 165
22. Employment and housing
23. Social enterprise and the well-being of young people not in education, employment or training 181
24. Health and homelessness 195
25. Local authority perspectives on community planning and localism: a case study 211
26. Supporting people at the edge of the community
27. Towards an integrative theory of homelessness and rough sleeping 227
28. Mental health and multiple exclusions 241
29. Brain injury and social exclusion 255
30. What works to improve the health of the multiply excluded? 265
31. The socio-political environment
32. Geopolitical aspects of health: austerity and health inequalities 281
33. Health and well-being of refugees and migrants within a politically contested environment 299
34. The Care Act 2014 311
35. Health and social care in an age of austerity 325
36. Conclusion 337
37. Index 341