Canadian Social Prescribing Student Collective
@cspsc.ca
Building the social prescribing student movement across Canada | Faire grandir le mouvement étudiant de la prescription sociale au Canada 🇨🇦
🌐 cspsc.ca
📚 https://linktr.ee/cspscollective
🌐 cspsc.ca
📚 https://linktr.ee/cspscollective
Huge thank you to Jess Hayden and Darlene Dalby, Indigenous Health Liaisons at @fraserhealth.ca, for joining our webinar today! Learn more here:
Indigenous Health Liaisons
www.fraserhealth.ca
December 11, 2025 at 2:21 AM
Huge thank you to Jess Hayden and Darlene Dalby, Indigenous Health Liaisons at @fraserhealth.ca, for joining our webinar today! Learn more here:
If you're a student looking to get involved with social prescribing research, visit cspsc.ca to find out how to get involved with the collective or send us a message!
Canadian Social Prescribing Student Collective
Building the social prescribing student movement across Canada.
cspsc.ca
September 15, 2025 at 11:11 PM
If you're a student looking to get involved with social prescribing research, visit cspsc.ca to find out how to get involved with the collective or send us a message!
Answer: All of the above!
Because of social prescribing:
⭐️ 48% of participants reported more frequent physical activity
⭐️ 21% reported improvements in their social connection
⭐️ 20% reported improvements in their health status
⭐️ 23% reported improvements in their health confidence
Because of social prescribing:
⭐️ 48% of participants reported more frequent physical activity
⭐️ 21% reported improvements in their social connection
⭐️ 20% reported improvements in their health status
⭐️ 23% reported improvements in their health confidence
September 15, 2025 at 10:44 PM
Answer: All of the above!
Because of social prescribing:
⭐️ 48% of participants reported more frequent physical activity
⭐️ 21% reported improvements in their social connection
⭐️ 20% reported improvements in their health status
⭐️ 23% reported improvements in their health confidence
Because of social prescribing:
⭐️ 48% of participants reported more frequent physical activity
⭐️ 21% reported improvements in their social connection
⭐️ 20% reported improvements in their health status
⭐️ 23% reported improvements in their health confidence