Collaborative Newcastle is an innovative new partnership which aims to improve the health, wealth and wellbeing of everyone in the City.
Unique in scope and scale, Collaborative Newcastle brings together the NHS, local government, higher education, voluntary and community sector in Newcastle. We’re combining efforts, expertise and resources to achieve a single, shared vision. Working collaboratively and creatively, we aim to: reduce inequalities; tackle some of the big things that hold people back; and provide better opportunities for all.
There are three pillars which underpin Collaborative Newcastle:
‘Social prescribing’ aims to improve quality of life, health and wellbeing by recognising that your health is affected by a whole range of wider social, economic and environmental factors – from your finances, housing and education to the food you eat and the friends or family you have close by.
‘Social prescribing’ aims to improve quality of life, health and wellbeing by recognising that your health is affected by a whole range of wider social, economic and environmental factors – from your finances, housing and education to the food you eat and the friends or family you have close by.
‘Social prescribing’ aims to improve quality of life, health and wellbeing by recognising that your health is affected by a whole range of wider social, economic and environmental factors – from your finances, housing and education to the food you eat and the friends or family you have close by.
‘Social prescribing’ aims to improve quality of life, health and wellbeing by recognising that your health is affected by a whole range of wider social, economic and environmental factors – from your finances, housing and education to the food you eat and the friends or family you have close by.
A new training programme has been created by Collaborative Newcastle which provides multi-agency leadership development across the whole system, for senior staff at the health and care organisations in the City.
A team of researchers have received funding from Parkinson’s UK to create a device which tackles one of the symptoms of Parkinson’s disease. The part of the brain which prompts the automatic swallowing response can be impacted by Parkinson’s Disease, meaning patients can experience a pooling of saliva which can result in drooling or even […]
Wednesday May 24, 2023
As a recent arrival to the city, it’s clear to me that the relationships between key organisations across the city have been critical to supporting residents and businesses during the pandemic, as well as setting a strong foundation of resilience for the future. Coming from the other side of the Pennines, where health and care […]
Thursday March 17, 2022
