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About us

As a membership organization, we unite Europe’s public health community to exchange expertise, influence policy, and build healthier societies.

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EPH Conference European Journal of Public Health

EUPHA consists of

72 national public health associations

Our network of 72 national public health associations spans 47 countries across the WHO European Region

29 themed Sections

Each focusing on a specific area of public health, from epidemiology to health equity

EUPHAnxt

Our network for students and early-career professionals in public health

The European Journal of Public Health

Our peer-reviewed journal published by Oxford University Press

European Public Health Conference

We organize Europe’s leading annual public health event

European Public Health Week (EUPHW)

Held each May to highlight key public health issues and initiatives

How we work

EUPHA Strategy 2025-2030
By 2030, EUPHA envisions a stronger, more connected public health community driving real change across Europe
Partner with EUPHA
Collaborate with us to advance public health across Europe.
EUPHAnxt
EUPHA’s network for students and young professionals (SYP), including early career researchers and policymakers.

Our vision

EUPHA envisions a sustainable future for public health, rooted in global commitments such as the Sustainable Development Goals and shaped by the principles of One Health and Planetary Health. We advocate for resilient public health strategies that both protect people and respect the environment. By fostering cross-sector and cross-regional collaboration, we aim to address the complex social, environmental, political, and commercial determinants of health. Central to our vision is the commitment to narrowing health inequalities through proportionate universalism, with a strong focus on supporting marginalised and vulnerable populations through contextually appropriate and inclusive solutions.

Meet our team

Charlotte Marchandise

Executive Director

Floris Barnhoorn

Deputy Director

Jennie Elzinga

Conference and Event Manager

Julian Hein

Science and Project Manager

Monica Brînzac

Network Coordinator

Natalie de Boer

Communications Manager

José Velthuis

Office Manager

Nicholas Bishop

Chief Finance and Administration Officer

Ingeborg Vlug

Finance Officer

Governance

Learn how EUPHA is governed and how our structure supports collaboration across Europe’s public health community.

Executive Council

Latest news from EUPHA

EuroHeartPath project launched to transform cardiovascular care across Europe
Article Chronic DiseasesEUPHA
EuroHeartPath project launched to transform cardiovascular care across Europe
24 June 2025
New EJPH e-collection on youth mental health now available
Article Public Mental HealthEUPHA
New EJPH e-collection on youth mental health now available
9 June 2025
European Public Health Week 2025 to launch at the European Parliament
Article EUPHWEUPHA
European Public Health Week 2025 to launch at the European Parliament
8 May 2025
EUPHA submits input to the European Commission on the evaluation of EFSA’s performance (2017-2024)
Article Food and NutritionEUPHA
EUPHA submits input to the European Commission on the evaluation of EFSA’s performance (2017-2024)
3 April 2025
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