I work mainly in the Beverley and Harthill areas of the East Riding. I enjoy helping people access support to make progress within their life and find this role very rewarding. In my spare time I enjoy reading and walking and spending time with my family and friends.

I am a Children and Young Persons Social Prescriber Apprentice. I believe that it is important to be able to offer young people a safe space to express their thoughts and feelings. This allows me to work with them to improve their mental health and well-being. I like to crochet, read and enjoy playing online games in my spare time.

I work mainly in the Goole and surrounding area. I have many years of experience working with children and young people which I am passionate about, I enjoy helping and supporting people reach their potential.

In my spare time I enjoy going on long walks with my dog, gardening, travelling  abroad and going out for meals with family and friends.

I am a Respiratory Social Prescriber for adults in the Driffield, Bridlington, Hornsea and Leven areas and a Children’s Social Prescriber in Market Weighton and Holme on Spalding Moor. I provide a space for people to express their thoughts, feelings and problems in a non-judgemental way and work with them to improve their wellbeing and health. A big part of my social prescribing role is working with people with respiratory conditions holistically, focusing on what matters to them and helping them achieve their goals. I really enjoy my role and I am passionate about helping people.

I’m a CYP Social Prescriber and I work with young people in the River & Wolds area. I take great job satisfaction from being able to help young people: giving them a safe space for them to be heard, empowering them to use their voice, providing them with helpful tools, and for them to take charge of their own well-being.

In my spare time I enjoy spending time with my family, being outdoors on an adventure & going to the theatre.

I am a CYP social prescriber at Malet Lambert school. Social prescribing supports people to develop and grow in confidence, realising their potential, and just how much they can achieve which is why I feel so passionate about this role and working with young people.

In my spare time I enjoy spending time with friends and family, going to the gym and walking my German Shepherd when she’s behaving!

I am a Children and Young People's Social Prescriber covering the Goole and Driffield areas. With a background in residential children's homes, I have supported young people facing a range of challenges. I'm passionate about helping young people recognise their strengths and build self-belief. Outside of work, enjoy being in nature, whether it's taking long walks with my dog or exploring new places in my campervan. 

I'm a Social Prescriber who works with Care Leavers, Young people who are Refugees and Asylum Seekers and Young people who are not in education, employment and training. I enjoy providing people with practical and tangible support that makes a positive impact on their quality of life and wellbeing.

In my personal life I play semi-professional football, go to the gym, and enjoy spending time with my loved ones and friends. I also love reading non-fiction and listening to podcasts.

I'm passionate about working with young people and making a difference to their lives. I'm proud of the fact that as a Social Prescriber I have the opportunity to encourage young people to get the best out of themselves, dream big and live fulfilling lives. In my spare time you will find me drawing, reading and watching K-Dramas!

No, your GP has referred you to the social prescribing service as they feel it may be beneficial for you but there is no obligation for you to take part.

If you change your mind about participating, you can end a session or be discharged from our service at any time.

Currently, there is one social prescriber allocated to each area of the East Riding. Therefore, it may not be possible for you to see a different social prescriber.

Your right to privacy and confidentiality is very important to us. The Social Prescribing service is a safe space for young people to speak about any issues they may be experiencing. However, if you tell us something that indicates you are at risk of harm, we will have to share this information to the right professionals in order to keep you safe.

No. You may bring a parent/carer or trusted family member along to your appointment if you feel this may help.

No. If you are 13 or over, parent involvement is completely up to you. We would recommend parent involvement for young people under the age of 16 but this is not required. However, we encourage all young people to speak to their parents/carers about the social prescribing service for a bit of extra support.

This is up to you! The social prescribing team are able to signpost you to a range of activities that you may be interested in. Taking part in creative arts, sport, volunteering or peer support groups are all examples of activities you could participate in.

The social prescribing service is free. Some activities may incur a small cost, but where possible we will try and link you to free services within the community.