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Resident Support Journey
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Social Prescribing
Retired male who is
recently bereaved
Physical health (mobility) issues
Living in unsuitable housing
Consent is given for a referral
to Breckland Collaboration
Social Prescribing Link Worker
spends time
Early Intervention virtual
Collaboration hub
3
Community capacity building
Collaboration partner services
discuss the prevalent issues to
Due to the intervention,
he is
escalation
Feeling lonely and isolated
Struggling to pay bills
Frequently visits his GP
the non-medical needs
A multi-agency approach is needed to address:
GP assesses physical
health needs
Makes referral
to Social Prescribing
Link Worker
The Social Prescribing Link Worker
DWP run a benefits check
to ensure he’s receiving all
he is eligible for
him to local community activity
eg. Men’s Shed
loneliness
housing
finances
bereavement
to resolve his housing
& financial concerns
Housing assess the suitability
of the property & location
for his physical health needs
Citizen’s Advice, CAP &
Adult Learning offer
budgeting courses
to understand what matters
to them, identify the support they
need and connect them with the
right people and organisations
He is connected to his
community & no longer
needs to regularly
visit his GP
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