Ways to Wellness

@waystowellness.org.uk

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We transform ideas into practical action by facilitating cross-sector collaborations that test healthcare interventions. From quick prototypes to longer term pilots, we are tackling health inequalities together. Find out more: linktr.ee/waystowellness

Health complexity is an increasing issue. This is the case for a fifth of the UK's working population, with 38% of those out of work due to their health managing at least five conditions. [an image of lots of little humans and a fifth of them are coloured in].
Three people sat in front of a Ways to Wellness banner
Two women stood in front of a screen that reads: Newcastle Integrated Domestic Abuse Service (NIDAS).
A photo of a woman dressed in a black dress standing in front of a screen that reads: Ways to Wellness: Telling the story of your impact through data.
James Murray, the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care. He is standing on a stage in front of an audience.
Simon stands in front of a large screen. Sonia is standing to the right by a NortHFutures banner.
Bank holiday closure. Monday 25 May
A woman in a blue cardigan stands by a Ways to Wellness banner.
Bank holiday closure. Monday 4 May
Telling the story of your social prescribing impact using data. Register interest to take part.
Easter closure Good Friday - 3 April Easter Monday - 6 April
A woman in a blue suit and a woman in a burgundy jacket and dress stand outside the House of Commons.
Telling the story of your social prescribing impact using data One-day course for Social Prescribing Link Workers and associated staff. Register interest by 17 April Training available in person and online
An older woman guides a younger woman wearing a blindfold along the Quayside.
A photo of two people playing football. Text reads: Join us for Social Prescribing Day. 26 March.
A flyer - the top half of which is a photo of young people playing football, but only their legs are showen. The bottom half begins with a navy blue arch, followed by a red arch, below which is some bullet points about the 'Your Move' initiative that starts on 24 February in Wallsend. Logos featured include Ways to Wellness, Northumberland FA, and England Football, and there is a QR code in the bottom right hand side.
A person adding paper hands to a wall.
Fuse Director Professor Sheena Ramsay presenting.
Photo of Fuse Creative Research, Involvement and Dissemination presentation.
A photo of our 18 members of staff.
Three staff members doing colouring in.
Jonathan Coates, a middle aged man with grey hair, standing next to a powerpoint presentation.
Our Head of Development, Simon Bromhead, talking with a delegate at the Developing NHS Innovation Conference in London.
Ways to Wellness stand at the Developing NHS Innovation Conference.
Brendan Hill speaking at our merger event.
Photo of founder and former chair Professor Chris Drinkwater and current chair Dr Guy Pilkington at the Ways to Wellness and Blue Stone Collaborative merger event in 2022
People sat on a panel onstage. Behind is a presentation that says: Connecting Communities.
Hilary Armstrong standing giving her speech at the Glasshouse.
Photo of Taper2 award. Celebrating Excellence Awards 2025. Taper2 - opioid describing. Partership working.
Celebrating Excellence Awards 2025.
Photo of Mike holding a mug that reads: official retired, 2025.
Photo of a piece of paper covered in writing. The bottom says: data training, upsklling.
Juno magazine cover: a natural approach to family life. An illustration of a woman holding a baby, she has a ladder on her back and two children climb up it.
Ang and Sonia with the STARStruc team.
A screenshot from Research Matters magazine. System and community benefits of a research-led approach.
SPACE CYP - the vision That all children’s hospitals in England will be able to offer holistic support for children and young people with chronic conditions and their families using this model.
Sonia and Ang taking a selfie in the street.
Vicky and Lauren using the toolkit for children.
Left side: A photo of a boy playing football. Text: YOUR MOVE. Free weekly football fr 13-17-year-olds managing long-term or acute health conditions. St Peter's Sports Hub Every Thursday: starting 18 September (6-week block) 5:00 - 5:50pm
Andy Burnham giving a speech at the King's Fund 10 year plan conference.