With 15 years experience working with communities and public sector organisations we can help you to mobilise the skills and talents of people and assets and resources locally, to bring about better outcomes, reduce demand on services and create sustainable social change.
We need new innovations to respond to the wicked social challenges facing society. We are experts in facilitating the social innovation process and are proud to have co-designed a raft of innovative services, products and models that mobilise people power and the assets in communities.
The best services are designed with communities rather than for them. We have years of experience bringing citizens together with professionals to co-create and co-deliver new approaches that generate positive outcomes and get to the root causes of problems.
Our dedicated and experienced team offer health and wellbeing training and consultancy to help you to provide outstanding services with people and communities at their core. We provide training packages in asset based approaches, wellbeing techniques and health promotion. We also provide a raft of staff health and wellbeing services.
Our innovative person and community centred approaches reach out to the social circumstances of peoples lives. We look beyond symptoms, and focus on the root causes of issues. Working in partnership with beneficiaries, we develop a pathway to wellbeing that addresses social issues and mobilises strengths and capabilities.
Working with public sector professionals we have supported the redesign of services which put people and communities at their core. This involves collaborating with diverse stakeholders, including citizens, mapping the assets and resources at our disposal and playing to our individual and collective strengths. By doing so, we can improve outcomes and satisfaction ratings.
Often social issues are at the root cause of poor health and wellbeing outcomes. We have unrivalled expertise co-designing and delivering wellbeing services which are integrated at the pressure points of public services. This means that we can respond quickly and appropriately to the social needs of patients, which if left unresolved can escalate; leading to poorer outcomes and additional pressures on services.
Learn top tips for building your confidence and feel good about yourself and others.
Date: Monday 29th April
Come and discover the joys of Halton’s Canals in our fantastic walking group. Bring some water, wear your walking shoes and give your wellbeing a boost.
Date: Thursday 2nd May
Using the technique of book folding, learn how to transform an unloved book into a work of art.
Date: Wednesday 15th May
Wellbeing Enterprises have provided us with invaluable insights into how wellbeing approaches can improve primary and secondary care services.
Dave Sweeney, Executive Implementation Lead, Cheshire & Merseyside Health & Care Partnership