Community Wellbeing Practitioner

Our Community Wellbeing Practitioners can help you

• improve your wellbeing
• tackle loneliness
• learn a new skill or participate in a new activity
• increase self-confidence and self esteem
• get involved in your community
• take control of a range of situations with support
• employment, training and volunteering
• education and learning
• getting involved in local groups and activities
• accessing specialist services and support
• signpost onto agencies for further support

Our Community Wellbeing Practitioner

• is confidential
• practical, helpful and non judgemental
• can help you decide how to improve your health and wellbeing
• can give you support along the way
• is someone who will listen
• is caring and compassionate

Tania and Georgia are here to help our clients and will be pleased to meet you when you attend one of our food banks.