Social Prescribing
Our Social Prescribing Programs

Belong Club

Connector Program

Volunteer Program
We take pride in matching individuals with the right person to meet their needs. Many volunteers and participants form lasting friendships often described as life-changing and deeply rewarding.

What is Social Prescribing?
Social prescribing is a person-centred approach that enables GPs and other healthcare professionals to refer patients to non-clinical services that support their health and wellbeing. Instead of relying solely on medication or clinical interventions, social prescribing connects individuals with community-based programs that foster social connection, purpose, and resilience.
Many people experience loneliness, stress, or social isolation, factors that significantly impact physical and mental health. Social prescribing offers a pathway to improved well-being by linking patients to meaningful community engagement.

Why Social Prescribe?
Improved Patient Outcomes
Reduced Clinical Need
Enhanced Patient Satisfaction

How Does Social Prescribing Work?
Social prescribing works by connecting individuals with non-medical, community-based support to improve their overall health and wellbeing. It’s a way to address social determinants of health, like loneliness or lack of access to resources, by linking people with services such as social groups, exercise programs, or other community activities.
At the heart of this approach is a dedicated link worker, who helps guide individuals toward activities that best match their interests and needs. This personalised support ensures each person has a meaningful experience, fostering a stronger sense of connection and belonging.
By creating opportunities to build relationships and engage in community life, social prescribing plays a vital role in helping people live healthier, more connected lives.