The success of social prescribing depends on the quality and stability of its support infrastructure, from a strong, reliable VCSE sector and trained Link Workers to secure funding for local groups, activities and services.
Read nowWith a strong understanding of local community needs, social prescribing can ease the burden on healthcare services, such as 28% fewer GP consultations and 24% fewer attendances at A&E.
Read nowDigital technology creates a wide range of opportunities for improving the delivery of social prescribing programmes, from increased cost-effectiveness to a superior client experience through automation and communication.
Read nowEven though social prescribing is not a substitute for psychological support, it facilitates opportunities for other forms of local community care and enables additional support for socially-determined mental health concerns.
Read nowLink Workers are champions of social prescribing. Proactive and flexible, they empower people to take control of their wellbeing journey, offering continuous support and motivation along the way. But what exactly makes a good Social Prescriber?
Read nowYouth social prescribing has the potential to address the unique support needs of young people. A link worker may offer a young person personalised care that may not otherwise be available.
Read nowFrom wellbeing to service user satisfaction - these are the metrics that demonstrate the efficacy of social prescribing to help increase funding and convince policymakers.
Read nowWhile quick prescriptions may only treat the symptoms of a condition, Social Prescribing Link Workers can offer patients the necessary time to identify and tackle root causes.
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