ELM Wellbeing Hub

Wellbeing Hubs provide information and signposting to services, making them easier to access and providing people with help and support when required.

Services available at the ELM Wellbeing Hub 

Whatever your goals, we can help you access a wide range of non-medical support. This could include:

• debt advice
• cost of living advice and support
• mental health support
• employability
• how to access food support
• benefit advice
• opportunities to volunteer

We can also refer and signpost you to preventative healthcare services, for example:

• exercise classes
• weight loss programmes
• smoking cessation courses
• information on where to access groups and activities for all ages

About Nikii, ELM Wellbeing Hub's dedicated advisor

I meet and greet visitors to the ELM Centre.

I provide drop-in advice and book 1-on-1 appointments to help the residents in our community access health and support services, community social and exercise groups, and form filling.

I connect with organisations that want to hire our rooms for groups and services; they feel part of our team.

We are friendly and welcoming at the ELM Wellbeing Hub, and we encourage everyone to get involved with activities.

Please contact us for a volunteer form if you would like to play an active role in supporting our community sessions.

At the Wellbeing Hub, we care about each other's interests and hobbies. My interests are spending time with my family, dancing, exercising, and reading.

Please drop-in or contact me for an appointment/self-referral form if you would like help and advice.
 

Thank you to everyone for making me feel so welcome!

How to make a referral

Pop in and speak to any member of the team.

Alternatively, complete our simple referral form, and we'll get in touch. Once we know what help, information, and advice you need, we will connect you with the right people who can support you.

Make a referral and request support

We're here to help you.

What are Wellbeing Hubs?

Plymouth's Wellbeing Hubs have four main aims:

• Ensure fair access to health and wellbeing support
• Improve communities experience of health and care systems
• Support healthier lives through community-based services
• Strengthen community connections

All Wellbeing Hubs offer:

• Social and physical activities 
• Befriending
• Opportunities to volunteer
• Welfare, benefits and cost of living advice 
• Mental health support
• Signposting and referral service

Targeted services available in the hubs:

• Family and parenting provision
• Disability support
• Healthy eating and Food Access initiatives
• Social prescribing
• Veteran support
• Long-term health conditions support
• Carer's support

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