We delivered a community outreach project called Your Food, Your Health, which took healthy eating talks and cookery classes into local care-homes and older people’s preferred tower blocks. Read the report on the outcomes. Your Food, Your Health project report.

 

 

We have worked with Pro Bono Economics to assess the economic impact of our Community Webs social prescribing programme

Pro Bono Economics report found that there is a positive correlation between receiving social prescribing and positive effects on an individual’s health, well-being and level of loneliness.

 

BS3 Community has taken part in some groundbreaking research exploring the benefits of intergenerational activity for pre-school children undertaken by Lois Peach of the University of Bristol. Research Outline, Research Summary.

 

BS3 Community CEO, Dr Simon Hankins contributes to blog examining the need for social prescribing to be reimagined to bring the real change health and social care need.

 

Article in the Children’s Centre Leader Journal. Read how the BS3 Community Grandparent and Toddler group has reduced loneliness and isolation through generating interactions, connections and relationships between children and older people and increased the children’s “school readiness” through singing and storytelling.

 

Creating Environments That Support Children’s Potential

In association with Parenta

 

The Community Business Market 

In association with Power to Change

 

Using Technology to Develop Children’s Potential

In association with Parenta