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Social prescribing and community-based support: Summary guide

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Intended audience group 2 and 3

For people and organisations leading local implementation of social prescribing.

Intended Audience Group
Topic
Social Prescribing
Aims and Objectives

This summary guide published in June 2020 enables:

  • increased understanding of what good social prescribing looks like and why social prescribing improves outcomes and experiences for people, their families and carers, as well as achieving more value from the system
  • commissioning of local social prescribing connector schemes, enabling all general practices, local authorities and other agencies to refer people with wider social needs to community-based support
  • collaborative working among all local partners at a “place-based” local level, to recognise the value of community groups and assets and to enable people to build or rebuild friendships, community connections and a sense of belonging, as well as accessing existing services.
Location
BLMK
Frequency / Length
Resource / Organisation
NHS England
Training delivered by:
Format
Downloadable pdf
Cost, Funded or Free
Free
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