Royal Society for Public Health
Public HealthEngland, United Kingdom201-500 Employees
The Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH) is a public health organization based in London, England, focused on improving lives through education, training, and advocacy. It is described as the world’s oldest public health agency, occupying a role in the sector that emphasizes prevention and health education. In 2025 it announced a portfolio of Education Pathways and Training Packages designed to support professionals across diverse sectors in contributing to public health and prevention. The organization pursues collaborative initiatives with public health and healthcare stakeholders, including a 2026 partnership with Pfizer to develop the Commission on Access to Vaccines, with materials reviewed for medical accuracy and regulatory compliance. It has also worked with NHS England on an eLearning module that introduces a trauma-informed approach to preventing violence against staff in health and care settings. Based in London, England, the organization is mid-sized and delivers education, training, and advocacy to strengthen public health capacity.