In February the North East and North Cumbria Child Health and Wellbeing Network hosted a Huddle webinar on Social Prescribing and Perinatal Mental Health.

Test and learn collaborative prototyping for improved maternal mental health across NE and N Cumbria Geographical Area. Ways to Wellness feature in the North East & North Cumbria Women’s Health Conference 2023 Abstract Summary.

Ways to Wellness is delighted to welcome Professor David Hunter to the Board of Trustees. Professor David Hunter brings a wealth of expertise and experience in public health policy and practice.

In this blog Rosie Mason, a Link Worker for the North East and North Cumbria Integrated Care Board’s ‘Waiting Well’ programme shares some learning from the Ways to Wellness PROSPeR Project after six months of delivery.

In this blog post Ang Broadbridge, VCSE Maternal Health Services Project Manager, shares some of the learning from the Ways to Wellness VCSE Maternal Mental Health Services programme, and other Ways to Wellness projects.

As part of Suicide Prevention Week 2023, we look at the Suicide Prevention Fund grants 22/23 and explore who we reached and the impact this has had

The Northern Sub-Regional Suicide Prevention Group Grant Scheme 22/23 has come to a conclusion spring 23. This is the second of two blogs celebrating the work as we mark Suicide Prevention Week 2023.

#LinkWorkerDay23 is a time to celebrate Social Prescribing Link Workers and their impact, recognising those who have made contributions to health and wellbeing across communities through social prescribing.

Ways to Wellness were delighted to provide a written response to the Health and Social Care Committee's inquiry on Prevention in Health and Social Care.

Partners from across the North East and North Cumbria, including Ways to Wellness, came together to mark the launch of the Health and Life Science Pledge.

Ways to Wellness are Celebrating Social Prescribing Day, and we marked the occasion with a celebration event focused on the impact of link workers