Interrogating green social prescribing in South Wales; A multi-stakeholder qualitative exploration

To ensure the continued provision of social prescribing schemes which are highly valued by service users, voluntary and third sector organisations require funding security and stability. The delivery of green, nature-based, schemes require maintenance of trusting, long-term relationships with local service co-ordinators and referrers, secure equitable funding models and agreement over conceptual basis of social prescribing itself, particularly in relation to 'where' social prescribing is located within health and social care models. Without resolution and positive progress across these areas the continuation of local green schemes within local communities, which build resilience and support positive change for service users' health and wellbeing, is questionable.

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PLoS ONE
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2025-01-09
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https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0314107
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Art Therapy and Mental Health
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Interrogating green social prescribing in South Wales; A multi-stakeholder qualitative exploration

Menna Brown, Katharine Sarah Aylett
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PLoS ONE
Art Therapy and Mental Health
18.44
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Interrogating green social prescribing in South Wales; A multi-stakeholder qualitative exploration

Menna Brown, Katharine Sarah Aylett
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Abstract

To ensure the continued provision of social prescribing schemes which are highly valued by service users, voluntary and third sector organisations require funding security and stability. The delivery of green, nature-based, schemes require maintenance of trusting, long-term relationships with local service co-ordinators and referrers, secure equitable funding models and agreement over conceptual basis of social prescribing itself, particularly in relation to 'where' social prescribing is located within health and social care models. Without resolution and positive progress across these areas the continuation of local green schemes within local communities, which build resilience and support positive change for service users' health and wellbeing, is questionable.

PLoS ONEVol. 20(1)
Gower College Swansea (GB), Swansea University (GB)
Openalex Percentile: Top 2%
Art Therapy and Mental Health
18.44
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