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Read our response to the Government’s 10-year health consultation
Read our response to the Government’s 10-year health consultation

Read Ways to Wellness’ response to the Government’s consultation on the future of health services in England. Pictured is our Chief Executive Sandra Mitchell-Phillips.

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The Hidden Benefits of Social Prescribing – Through the Lens of Specialist Link Worker Fay Howell 
The Hidden Benefits of Social Prescribing – Through the Lens of Specialist Link Worker Fay Howell 

Fay Howell’s work as a specialist social prescribing link worker exemplifies how such roles enhance patient wellbeing, build resilience, and create cost-effective healthcare solutions. Fay’s story sheds light on the often-overlooked human and systemic benefits of social prescribing. 

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Celebrating Success: Ways to Wellness Wins Bright Ideas in Health Award 
Celebrating Success: Ways to Wellness Wins Bright Ideas in Health Award 

We are delighted to share that our collaborative Maternal Mental Health Prototype project has won the prestigious ‘Women’s Health Innovation’ Award at the Bright Ideas in Health Awards 2024. “A remarkable contribution to women’s health in NENC.”

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“Ways to Wellness don’t feel like ‘external consultants’ and I didn’t need to take time explaining local systems as they have excellent local knowledge and networks. They aren’t a traditional ‘delivery organisation,’ there was no competing for contracts or grants, no conflict of interest, it made things much easier.”

- Clare Levi, Executive Officer, Elders Council of Newcastle

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Simon Bromhead, Sandra Mitchell-Phillips and Sonia Townend stand in an office, smiling to the camera in front of the Ways to Wellness logo

Left to right; Simon Bromhead, Ways to Wellness Head of Development, with Chief Executive Sandra Mitchell-Phillips, and Head of Digital Systems Sonia Townend