Wellbeing and Support

 

Our Wellbeing Coordinator Team link adults to sources of support in the community to help support you with any social, emotional and practical needs. They will work with you to identify what matters most to you and link you to activities, groups and services in your community.

 

Interlink Wellbeing Coordinators

 

The best place to find all upcoming Interlink RCT events, training sessions and network meetings is on our Eventbrite page.

 

 

 

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RCT Mental Health

 

We support people to develop the knowledge and skills that they need. Our organisation runs open courses and puts on courses just for small groups, depending on what is most suitable. We can even design a course specifically for you.

 

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Interlink Wellbeing Coordinators

 

Our Wellbeing Coordinator Team link adults to sources of support in the

community to help support you with any social, emotional and practical

needs. They will work with you to identify what matters most to you and

link you to activities, groups and services in your community.

 

  • Housing, benefits and financial issues
  • Loneliness and isolation
  • Emotional health and wellbeing
  • Healthy lifestyle choices
  • Connecting to local groups and activities
  • Accessing specialist services and support
  • Employment, volunteering or learning

 

Wellbeing and Support

Wellbeing and Support

 

Our Wellbeing Coordinator Team link adults to sources of support in the community to help support you with any social, emotional and practical needs. They will work with you to identify what matters most to you and link you to activities, groups and services in your community.

For the online referral form, click here.

To be put through to the right member of the team call 07526 571340, or email wellbeing@interlinkrct.org.uk.

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Our Wellbeing Coordinator Team link adults to sources of support in

the community to help support you with any social, emotional and

practical needs. They will work with you to identify what matters most

to you and link you to activities, groups and services in your community.

 

 

They can help you with a range of issues, which include:

  • housing, benefits and financial issues
  • loneliness and isolation
  • emotional health and wellbeing
  • healthy lifestyle choices
  • connecting to local groups and activities
  • accessing specialist services and support
  • employment, volunteering or learning

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