Social Prescribing Day, celebrated annually on 19 March, is a day dedicated to raising awareness about the transformative impact of social prescribing on health and wellbeing. In Lambeth, social prescribing is a crucial element of community health, embedding social prescribers into GP practices and using their networking expertise to reach into specialist health and care services and provide holistic care.
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Israel's story
Israel tells his story of supported accommodation, and how one day how he hopes to have a place of his own
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Ivo's story
Ivo tells his story of how moving to independent accommodation has helped him on his road to recovery
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Mourad's story
Mourad’s story highlights the help he has to sustain his tenancy and get involved in activities that keep him healthy and well
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Chenique's story
Chenique shares her experience of the Evening Sanctuary Service at Mosaic Clubhouse
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Susan's story
Susan talks about how her life has improved by the support from her key worker and the stability of her home
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CAPSA and the PFA
Our Culturally Appropriate Peer Support and Advocacy Service collaborated with the Professional Footballer’s Association to bring more physical activity to hospital inpatients
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Brixton Pumas
Brixton Pumas are helping with one of our top priorities: improving physical health for people with mental health issues
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Carer's Hub
Carers Hub Lambeth give invaluable support to carers caring for people with mental health conditions
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Mosaic Clubhouse
The Mosaic Clubhouse’s unique model of support gives their members space to recover and get back into a routine
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This year’s No Smoking Day, Wednesday 12 March, is fast approaching. The 2025 theme is ‘taking back your life’, offering a timely reminder of all smokers stand to gain from quitting.
Striking new research shows that on average, a smoker loses approximately 20 minutes of their life for every cigarette they smoke and that the average smoker can save around £48 a week when they give up.