Please note: The Spring Social Prescribing programme is now closed to new referrals. If you are an existing Spring participant and are in need of assistance, please contact your Linkworker directly or you can email us at hello@springnorthamptonshire.org and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
We are committed to continuing to support participants on our programme to achieve positive outcomes and we thank you for your support on our Spring journey.
Need to make a referral?
Please note, the Spring programme is now closed to new referrals. We are committed to continuing to support participants currently on our programme to achieve positive outcomes and we thank you for your support on our Spring journey.
For more information and signposting to
West Northamptonshire wellbeing services, visit:
For more information and signposting to
North Northamptonshire wellbeing services, visit:
Throughout its duration, Spring worked directly with and took referrals from professionals (incl. GPs), primary care networks (PCNs), and local services who identified individuals that could benefit from Spring’s service.
What is Social Prescribing?
Social prescribing is an approach to helping improve people’s health and wellbeing.
Its core principals are around:
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Building a strong relationship with an individual:
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Listening to what is important to them; and
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Linking them with appropriate community groups, services & activities.
Are you someone who enjoys listening to people and learning what interests and motivates them? If so, social prescribing could be a career that is well-suited to you!
If you wish to submit your interest in becoming a social prescriber with Spring, get in touch using this form. We'll reach out when a we have a vacancy!
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Hear how Elizabeth, Jeremy, Eda and others improved their lives
At Spring, we’ve seen and supported hundreds of people to improve their lives.
Read about how so many of our participants have explored and developed their own strengths – from walking and gardening, to guitar lessons and five-a-side football – and reconnected with those around them.
"You don’t do things for me; you help me to do them myself.
"I've now got a purpose. I'm out and about more and thinking about new things that I can be doing, maybe swimming. Thank you. Spring has really helped.
"I have learnt so much about myself in this past year, including how to recognise and understand my own emotions.