The CIEH works closely with a large number of partners and stakeholders at home and abroad.
CIEH Environmental Health Emergency and Reconstruction Fund
Environmental Health Management Systems (EHMS)
Environmental Health Officers' Association
Environmental Health Officers Welfare Fund
Environmental Health Registration Board
Royal Environmental Health Institute of Scotland
15Hatfields
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CIEH Environmental Health Emergency and Reconstruction Fund
The CIEH President has launched an Environmental Health Emergency and Reconstruction Fund to help fund environmental health relief projects across the globe and to rebuild environmental health capacity in the longer term.
The focus of the fund is to provide financial support to practitioners who are providing sustainable environmental health relief solutions.
To find out more about how you can donate to the fund please visit: www.justgiving.com/cieh. If you are a UK taxpayer, Gift Aid will let us reclaim tax on donations you have made to us. The UK government's Gift Aid scheme means that, for every £10 you give, we can claim an extra £2.80.
If you would like to apply for funding please read the criteria.
The fund is managed and maintained by the CIEH.
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Environmental Health Management Systems (EHMS)
EHMS is a fully maintained online management system providing integrated resources required for effective delivery of environmental health services.
It provides:
- Procedures
- Standard Documents
- Knowledge Base – national policy and guidance, legislation, publications and standards.
For more information, including subscription options, visit: www.ehmsystems.org
The CIEH is supporting the development of EHMS because it enables consistency of enforcement across local authorities and provides practitioners with a powerful tool to help deliver their services effectively and efficiently.
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Environmental Health Officers' Association
The Environmental Health Officers' Association of Ireland’s main objectives are for the benefit of the public, the promotion of environmental health and the dissemination of knowledge about environmental health.
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Environmental Health Officers Welfare Fund
The Fund’s aim is to raise money for the benefit of past, present and future members of the CIEH and their families during times of particular need.
CIEH members are encouraged to donate money to the Fund, which is a charity. Some of the CIEH trustees are involved in its management.
For more information, contact Andrew Gardner on 020 7827 5803 or fill the contact form.
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Environmental Health Registration Board (EHRB)
The Environmental Health Registration Board (‘EHRB’) is an awarding body.
EHRB’s main responsibilities include issuing Certificates of Registration to newly-qualified Environmental Health Practitioners; maintaining registers of those who have been issued with a Certificate of Registration or certificates from other EHRB-accredited courses. In addition, EHRB is charged with the responsibility of accrediting courses of study run by universities, colleges and other training centres in specific technical areas of environmental health.
www.ehrb.co.uk
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The Royal Environmental Health Institute of Scotland
The Royal Environmental Health Institute of Scotland (REHIS) is an independent, self-financing charity whose main objectives are: to promote the advancement of Environmental Health by stimulating general interest in and disseminating knowledge concerning Environmental Health; promoting education and training in matters relating to Environmental Health; and maintaining, by examination or otherwise, high standards of professional practice and conduct on the part of Environmental Health Officers in Scotland.
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15Hatfields
15Hatfields opened in May 2008 and boasts state-of-the-art facilities built with the highest environmental specifications in mind.
The events and conferences venue is part of the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health (CIEH) and is located on London’s South Bank.
The venue has four boardroom style meeting rooms, as well as four further flexible meeting spaces including a large venue space that can be divided into four individual rooms. Every room is suitably named in accordance with the venue’s sustainable philosophy including earth, sustain, energy, water and renew.
The venue is also home to some of the best fairtrade, organic and locally-sourced catering options on the market. All the food and drink has been carefully selected for its environmentally friendly packaging, organic or fair trade status. The food and drink at 15Hatfields has been extensively tried and tested to ensure that it is not only environmentally friendly, but that it tickles the taste buds.
If you would like to make a site visit please contact the Venue team on 020 7827 5920 or visit www.15Hatfields.com
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