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Forum for neighbourhood health and social prescribing

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MariaPCC 9 September 2026

The National Academy for Social Prescribing has launched a strategic forum convening leaders and commissioners across healthcare, public health and the voluntary, community, faith and social enterprise sector to shape, strengthen and champion social prescribing as a core element of neighbourhood health. It’s a space for shared learning and collective action; members will stay informed about emerging policy, evidence, and best practice, learn from innovative approaches across the country, and contribute to strategic discussions that help shape the future of social prescribing and neighbourhood health. Membership is open to individuals in strategic leadership, planning, commissioning, or system development roles relating to social prescribing, neighbourhood health and prevention. Express your interest.

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