Social prescribing, a model that connects people to community based supports such as social programs, peer groups and practical services, is now available in all five regional health authorities as referrals continue to increase across the province
“When someone is experiencing isolation or has limited access to supports, those realities affect their health just as much as medical needs,” said health minister Uzoma Asagwara. “Connecting people to community programs helps address those challenges earlier, supporting well-being and helping people stay healthier where they live.”
Read all about it in this week’s paper.
Social prescribing now offered
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