Keynote lecture by Farhad Rezvani on Wed, 28 January 2026

Keynote lecture by Farhad Rezvani on Wed, 28 January 2026

“Can social prescribing reach patients in vulnerable situations? – Insights from a feasibility trial and co-creation process” was the title of Farhad Rezvani’s (Charité) keynote lecture on 28 January 2026 during a joint live webinar on the topic “Access to care and social prescribing for persons in vulnerable situations” by EQUICARES and SP-EU.

Video: Museum auf Rezept

Ein Museumsbesuch auf Rezept? Das könnte bald auch in Deutschland möglich sein. Denn Kunst und Kultur können heilende Wirkung auf Menschen haben.

Interview with Wolfram Herrmann (Podcast in DE)

07 January 2026 – In this 13-minute episode of the radio station “WDR 5“, Professor Wolfram Herrmann speaks (in German) with host Elif Şenel about why social and medical problems must be addressed collaboratively. He explains how issues such as loneliness, financial stress, and housing insecurity affect health, introduces the concept of Social Prescribing (SP)… Continue reading Interview with Wolfram Herrmann (Podcast in DE)

Happy Holidays & See you at the 2nd GA Meeting

15 December 2025 – As 2025 comes to an end, the SP-EU Consortium extends warm Holiday Season greetings to all our partners and everyone who contributes to or benefits from our work. We look forward to our 2nd General Assembly (GA) from 18-20 February 2026 near Göttingen! This year marked major progress for the project –… Continue reading Happy Holidays & See you at the 2nd GA Meeting

Read our 1st Newsletter – Edition: December 2025

09 December 2025 – The SP-EU December newsletter celebrates an impactful first year of collaboration, co-creation, and progress toward transforming how social prescribing can support vulnerable groups across Europe. It highlights the intensive work to adapt social prescribing to the needs of LGBTIQ+ individuals, refugees, and first-generation immigrants, and older adults living alone. We also share exciting… Continue reading Read our 1st Newsletter – Edition: December 2025

Interview with Sónia Dias at EHFG 2025: New Blog Post

27 November 2025 – At the margins of the European Health Forum Gastein 2025, following the successful Social Prescribing-EU project’s session on social, green, and art prescriptions for health, we caught up with Prof  Sónia Dias, Professor and Dean of the NOVA National School of Public Health, NOVA University Lisbon, and leader of the SP-EU… Continue reading Interview with Sónia Dias at EHFG 2025: New Blog Post

EuroHealthNet and Universidade Nova de Lisboa at EHFG 2025

01 October 2025 – At the currently ongoing European Health Forum Gastein (EHFG 2025), yesterday’s session on social, green, and arts prescriptions focused on how community-based approaches such as creative workshops, green spaces, and social activities can strengthen health systems and promote equity. Alison Maassen (EuroHealthNet) moderated the discussion,…

When health care goes creative, community-based, and green

24 September 2025 – In the latest Eurohealth Gastein Special Issue, Alison Maassen (EuroHealthNet) and Ülla-Karin Nurm explore how social, green, and arts prescriptions can strengthen our health systems. They can do more than treat illness. These innovative approaches can tackle the wider determinants of health, foster stronger social cohesion, and advance health equity across… Continue reading When health care goes creative, community-based, and green

Watch on YouTube now: Introductory SP-EU Video

On 16 June 2025, Prof. Dr. Wolfram Herrmann gave an introductory overview of the project, including the clinical study, during the International Social Prescribing Showcase, a dynamic 3-hour-long online event organised by NASP. The online webinar highlighted how Social Prescribing (SP) is transforming health and wellbeing across the globe.

Link Worker – “Ich zeige Türen auf – durchgehen müssen die Menschen selber”

Beim Social Prescribing, einem Konzept aus England, wird kein Medikament, keine OP oder Therapie verordnet, sondern der Kontakt zu Link Workern wie Natalie Viaux. BRIGITTE hat sie über ihre Tätigkeit beim Modellprojekt, das derzeit in Berlin und Brandenburg läuft, befragt.