Who We Help
Health and Wellbeing Coaches work alongside individuals who need additional support to improve their health and wellbeing. This might include someone who is:
We recognise that health is more than just medical concerns. Our coaches take into account the broader issues that may impact your wellbeing, including:
By addressing these factors, we aim to provide support that enhances your overall quality of life.
Our coaches work with you to set personal goals that help you build the skills and confidence to:
We offer flexible support tailored to your needs, whether it's through one-on-one sessions or group settings. You can access our services:
This is a free service available to anyone registered with a GP in City and Hackney, aged 18 or over.
For those registered with Shoreditch Park & the City GP Practices, support is available for individuals aged 12 and up.
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This is a free service open to anyone registered with a GP in City and Hackney over the age of 18 (over the age of 12 for Shoreditch Park & the City PCN).
You can refer yourself or ask your GP, other healthcare professional or support worker to refer you.
Click here to access the referral form.
Not sure if the service can help you? Request a call back for a chat and to find the right support for you.
Call 020 7033 8500 or email referrals@shoreditchtrust.org.uk
Research published on the 26 September 2022 by King’s Business School, King’s College London, shows how Health and Wellbeing Coaches (HWbCs) are inspiring lifestyle changes in patients and having a positive impact in general practice in north east London.
The report looks at the role of HWbCs and their effectiveness in addressing health inequalities and better outcomes for patients.
The report was jointly commissioned by the North East London Health and Care Partnership and The Shoreditch Trust to evaluate the impact that HWbCs are having on the lives of patients. Richard Griffin, Professor of Healthcare Management at King’s Business School interviewed and surveyed HWbCs and the healthcare practitioners they work with, including GPs and Clinical Directors.
