ISPPA

ISPPA

International Social Prescribing Pharmacy Association

Supporting pharmacists to help their clients, via social prescribing link workers, make community connections and improve their health and wellbeing.

Directory

Global List of Social Prescribing Organizations

What is social prescribing?

Social Prescribing (SP) helps improve health and wellbeing by addressing Social Determinants for Health (SDHs)—non-medical factors like the conditions in which people are born, grow, work, live, and age.

SPLWs

Social Prescribing Link Workers

Social prescribing link workers help to reduce health inequalities by supporting people to unpick complex issues affecting their wellbeing.

PSP

Pharmacy Social Prescribing

Having in-house SPLWs in the community pharmacy to identity patients before their condition worsen leading to doctors visits and hospital admissions.

SDHs

Social Determinants for Health

The non-medical factors that influence health outcomes. The wider set of forces and systems shaping the conditions of daily life.

Social Prescribing is NOT Signposting

It is about creating a personalized care plan based on “what matters to them” and NOT “what is the matter with them”.

Social Prescribing

Social Prescribing Helps With

Diet & Nutrition

Physical Activity

Mental Health

Alcohol & Substance Abuse

Social Support

Housing Support

Debts & Benefits Advice

Employment Support

Gambling Support

Volunteering Support

What We Do

Supporting Social Prescribing Globally

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advocacy

Global Advocacy for Social Prescribing

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Education

Guidance for Pharmacists Implementing Social Prescribing

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Network

Annual Conference to Expand Social Prescribing Worldwide

Training Resources

World's First Pharmacist Training Program on Loneliness

Get Started

Join the Global Movement of Social Prescribing

Get started by using the following resources!

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