Social Prescribing

“What matters to you?”

Social prescribing is a way of supporting you to take care of your own health and wellbeing.

Our Social Prescribing Link Workers will get you connecting with the local services, activities, groups etc that will get you where you want to be.

We listen, focus on what matters to you and help you create a personalised plan for your own health and wellbeing.

Tell us your goal, we’ll work together to make a clear and simple plan.

Health Coaching

Health Coaches work with you to build your confidence, knowledge and skills to take ownership of your health and wellbeing.

We support you to make informed choices that are meaningful to you.

You may be referred to our services by a professional e.g. a health care worker, like a GP or physio, or by contacting us yourself. We will get back to you by phone/text and book in a chat with a link worker.

Self-Referral Form

Heeley Trust provides the social prescribing service for Heeley Plus Primary Care Network, working alongside the practice staff, physios, pharmacists and others to make sure the support you’re getting is right for you. We help the network to run support groups for long term conditions and run our own health and wellbeing groups and social activities.

Meet our community team! Pictured below are our link workers and health coach along with the rest of the team.

Community Drop-ins

At our drop-ins our team can connect you with local services, resources, activities and community groups to help improve your health and wellbeing.

Mondays
1pm-3pm
The U-Mix Centre, Asline Road, S2 4UJ

Tuesdays
1pm-3pm
Newfield Green Housing Office, S2 2BT

For more information contact us using the form here or by calling us on 0114 399 1070.

Digital Health:

Access online health resources to enable a healthier and happier you!

  • Would you like to register for the online service at your surgery?
  • Worried about your health condition?
  • Suffering from aches and pains?
  • Find out about local health & wellbeing courses & activities

For help and advice on any of these issues, give us a call 0114 399 1070