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Evaluation of the British Red Cross Community Connectors service 2020

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posted on 2021-04-15, 23:58 authored by Annette HaywoodAnnette Haywood, Alexis FosterAlexis Foster, Clara MukuriaClara Mukuria, Jill ThompsonJill Thompson, Eleanor HoldingEleanor Holding, Richard JacquesRichard Jacques, Steven ArissSteven Ariss
The British Red Cross delivered a national social prescribing programme where they sought to link people with activities to address their loneliness. They commissioned the University of Sheffield to undertake a mixed methods analysis of the projects. The report focuses on the findings of the evaluation.

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    social prescribingThird sector organisationsPublic Health and Health Services not elsewhere classified

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