Sometimes, the answer to improving an individual’s physical and mental health or wellbeing lies not in a medical prescription, but in ensuring they have company, interests or changes of scene to make them feel connected, motivated and purposeful.

Our Social Prescribing Link Worker, Kiah Ferrell, can offer support in a wide range of areas, including: 

Mental Health and Wellbeing

– Anxiety and depression management

– Bereavement support

Physical Health and Activity

– Exercise groups and classes

– Walking groups

– Swimming programs

– Community gardening

– Sports activities

Social Connection

– Community groups and activities

– Befriending services

– Social clubs and meet-ups

– Volunteer opportunities  

Practical Support

– Housing advice

– Debt and financial guidance

– Benefits support

– Employment advice

– Form-filling assistance

Lifestyle Support

– Weight management

– Smoking cessation

– Alcohol reduction support

Creative and Learning

– Art and craft groups

– Educational courses

– Music and dance activities

– Digital skills training

To book a face-to-face or telephone Social Prescribing appointment, please contact Reception on 0121 628 2345.