Do you know about a nature-based opportunity to improve your health or wellbeing?
Being outdoors helps improve health and wellbeing. We're looking to map all the opportunities for people in Surrey to be in the natural environment and look after their physical or mental health.
Do you know of a local service, activity or opportunity? Use the map below to tell us about it!
About the project
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Your organisation could be eligible for a one-off £50,000 grant.
Could your community organisation or charity benefit from a £50,000 one-off grant? You could be eligible if you help local people lead a healthy life, experience good mental health or help them fulfil
Voluntary sector webinar on nature connectedness
The next webinar from Thriving Communities series will explore the importance of nature connectedness for people’s health and wellbeing and how it links with social prescribing. This event is aimed at
Thriving with Nature Fund - Now Live!
The Thriving with Nature fund aims to help local community groups start or grow innovative projects which use the great outdoors to support Surrey residents in Horley or Stanwell to improve and sustai
Listen to BBC Radio 4 discussing the benefits of nature on mental health
How spending time in nature could boost your body and mindAfter a year of lockdown in our homes, many of us have a renewed appreciation for the great outdoors. In the latest episode of his new podcast
Meet the team

Surrey County Council are working in partnership with Surrey Heartlands Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) to run the Green Prescribing test and Learn site. We will use data from this website to inform the Programme and share our findings and statistical data with Surrey Heartlands CCG as well as the national Green Social Prescribing team lead by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) and NHS England.

The NHS Surrey Heartlands Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) are working in partnership with Surrey County Council to run the Green Prescribing Test and Learn site. We will use data from this website to inform the Programme and will share our findings and statistical data with national Green Social Prescribing team lead by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) and NHS England.
news
Your organisation could be eligible for a one-off £50,000 grant.
Could your community organisation or charity benefit from a £50,000 one-off grant? You could be eligible if you help local people lead a healthy life, experience good mental health or help them fulfil
Voluntary sector webinar on nature connectedness
The next webinar from Thriving Communities series will explore the importance of nature connectedness for people’s health and wellbeing and how it links with social prescribing. This event is aimed at
Thriving with Nature Fund - Now Live!
The Thriving with Nature fund aims to help local community groups start or grow innovative projects which use the great outdoors to support Surrey residents in Horley or Stanwell to improve and sustai
Listen to BBC Radio 4 discussing the benefits of nature on mental health
How spending time in nature could boost your body and mindAfter a year of lockdown in our homes, many of us have a renewed appreciation for the great outdoors. In the latest episode of his new podcast
team
These teams helping to produce the new Clean Air Action Plan for Camden.

Surrey County Council are working in partnership with Surrey Heartlands Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) to run the Green Prescribing test and Learn site. We will use data from this website to inform the Programme and share our findings and statistical data with Surrey Heartlands CCG as well as the national Green Social Prescribing team lead by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) and NHS England.

The NHS Surrey Heartlands Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) are working in partnership with Surrey County Council to run the Green Prescribing Test and Learn site. We will use data from this website to inform the Programme and will share our findings and statistical data with national Green Social Prescribing team lead by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) and NHS England.


