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Over the last 18 months as we developed Next Steps we commissioned 8 different scoping reports in areas that were identified by key partners and stakeholders as important gaps in London knowledge. All of the documents can be found at the bottom of the page to download.
Looks at digital information and technology and how it can support the development of social prescribing.
Investigates how to support the VCSE sector to engage with and deliver social prescribing in London.
This report looks at how housing associations support communities to engage with social prescribing in London.
This study looks at the different job roles that are involved in social prescribing and how these roles work together and maps differences and similarities.
This guide supports decision making when selecting appropriate outcome measures for research, evaluation and monitoring of social prescribing. It is accompanied by an excel spreadsheet of information on PROMS in social prescribing.
Identifies evidence on the relative strengths of activities that typically have been used as part of social prescribing, such as referral to group based social activities, community volunteering and development activities, life-long learning and use of welfare / debt advice services.
This report highlights the findings of a short piece of research undertaken with community gardens and food growing projects in London, to create a snapshot of how Social Prescribing is perceived, how garden leaders are or want to be engaging with these services and how to overcome the barriers to more people being referred to garden-based activities.
This study aims to help inform and encourage increased collaborative working around social prescribing and its connected agendas both in London and beyond.