A new snapshot report for Well Together highlights how we’re addressing health inequalities through strengthening community connections and empowering individuals.
From building confidence to addressing food insecurity, community groups are a key part of health and wellbeing. The NHS is increasingly recognising the role of community activity in prevention and addressing health inequalities – which is why we’re collaborating on Well Together.
Read the full report.
“It is good to talk to many new people, it helps me to build self-esteem and offer a listening ear.”
“My children have benefited greatly – happy kids, happy mum!”
“I feel more connected to other men, it’s good to be able to talk, discuss and learn in a safe space.”
Well Together is delivered in partnership by OCVA and Community First Oxfordshire. The Programme is funded by the NHS Buckinghamshire Oxfordshire and Berkshire West Integrated Care Board.