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Thriving Communities webinar series: National Partnership Working across the National Academy for Social Prescribing – Who we are and what we do. Find out how the NASP partnerships build sustainability and legacy.
Thriving Communities webinar series: National Partnership Working across the National Academy for Social Prescribing – Who we are and what we do. Find out how the NASP partnerships build sustainability and legacy.
Tuesday 6 July, 3-4.30pm
Join us for our next Thriving Communities webinar which will explore how social prescribing informs NASP national partner support from Natural England, Historic England, Sport England, NHS Charities Together, NHS England & Improvement and Arts Council England.
Our webinar series brings together individuals and organisations committed to using social prescribing through the arts, health, sports, leisure, and the natural environment, alongside other aspects of our lives, to promote health and wellbeing at a national and local level.
What will you learn?
The context of the NASP national partnership – who are the partners? How do the national partners work across the country? How does it affect people’s health and wellbeing?
How national partners are navigating the offer to ensure a collaborative approach to social prescribing.
You’ll get some top tips to work more closely with national organisations at a local and regional level to fulfil social prescribing development in place.
Why does this matter?
Are you wondering how to engage with national organisations to deliver a local and/or regional offer?
Are you working within the community or charity sector progressing social prescribing partnerships?
Are you looking at how resourcing is enabled through national partnership working in relation to NASP?
Who will be speaking?
Sport England
Historic England
Natural England
NHS England & Improvement
NHS Charities Together
Arts Council England
What will the session look like?
Each speaker will give a 10 minute presentation outlining their mission, vision and their strategic development work to enable and progress social prescribing.
Q&A with speakers
Who should attend?
Anyone in the voluntary, community, faith and social enterprise sector with an interest in social prescribing.
NHS, local government and arms-length body staff