Your Pathway To Wellbeing

Support to meet your social needs.

We want to let you know that the Pathway to Well-Being service, which has been offered in our church on Thursdays, will no longer be taking place.

Melanie will not be providing this service from our church going forward. We’re grateful for the time and care she has given, and we wish her well for the future.

Thank you for your understanding.

Below lists the support and issues attendees can discuss during drop-in sessions.

• Home safety
• Fire safety
• Referrals to OT and Social Work Teams
• Information on Care Packages
• Carers Support
• Dementia and Alzheimer’s Support
• Domestic abuse support
• Good Vibrations men’s health programme
• Falls prevention (move more live more programme)
• Sensory support (deaf, blind) 
• Delivery of Take 5 wellbeing programme
• Signposting to local groups and activities including referrals to Good
• Morning Service
• Transport
• Housing Support
• Parenting Support
• Access to Food Bank and Baby Bank
• Signposting and referrals to mental health support options (aware, mindwise, recovery college)
• Signposting and referrals to Floating Support options (Radius, Mindwise, Triangle)

What is Connect North?

Many things affect our health and wellbeing. Social factors such as work, money, housing problems, the challenges of managing long-term conditions or feeling lonely or isolated are just as important to our health and wellbeing as our physical health needs.   

Connecting people with the right help and support to address these social needs is called social prescribing. 

Connect North has been developed with service users to offer a social prescribing service for adults living in the Northern Health and Social Care Trust area. 

Please drop into the weekly surgery, starting Thursday the 22^nd of August from 10am – 12pm, and find out more about available advice and services.