Social Prescribing 2.0.
– a collaboration with Surrey Physio Group
Wandle Wellbeing Hub
A new community arm for our practices
Wandle PCN has recently launched a new community initiative – the Wandle Wellbeing Hub, developed in collaboration with Surrey Physio Group. This timely intervention adds a new dimension of support for our practice patients, offering social activities (e.g. Coffee and a Chat), exercise initiatives, events and expert-led sessions outside a traditional clinical setting. These bi-weekly sessions are led by our practice GPs, social prescriber Lynne and physio Nergis, as well as visiting organisations, such as Citizens Advice, Wandsworth Carers Centre, DWP Benefits, Macmillan and Age UK, among others.
Join us! Click on the link below to see our diary of events and book via the RSVP.
- Brathway Hall, Brathway Road, London SW18 4BE
- Every Monday (10 am–1 pm) and Wednesday (1:30 pm–3:30 pm)
A carer (centre) with Wandle PCN’s Clinical Director, Dr Laura Quinton (left) and Social Prescriber, Lynne Capocciama (right) at the Tara Theatre, Earlsfield for our Carers Week event.
Carers Week Event
Launching our Wandle Wellbeing Hub’s series of events
Aware of the importance of the annual Carers Week campaign that raises awareness of caring, highlights the challenges unpaid carers face and recognises the contribution they make to families and communities, this year Wandle PCN hosted a Carers Event at the Tara Theatre in Earlsfield. Running from 10.30am – 3.30pm on 11th June, it was an opportunity for registered carers – and those who didn’t think of themselves as having caring responsibilities – to ‘drop in’ and access support from multiple VCSE organisations.
Our partner VCSE organisations, Physiotherapist Glen (Surrey Physio), GP (Dr Mitali Agarwal) and Social Prescriber Lynne at the Tara Theatre for the PCN’s Carers Week event, 11th June 2025
Questions answered
All of them [at the Carers Week event] answered my questions and found areas to explore my concerns.
Informative and helpful
[The Carers Week event was] very informative and helpful – a good way for carers to access information in person.
Very happy with the help
[Everyone at the Carers Week event was] very polite and friendly [providing] good advice for long-term care. An excellent organisational event!
‘Movember’ Men’s Health Event + Liver Bus
Healthier men, healthier communities
‘Movember’ is a global movement aimed at raising awareness for men’s health issues, including mental health, prostate cancer and testicular cancer. To mark this, on 12th November our GPs Dr Mitali Agarwal and Dr Aryan Jogiya delivered a talk and Q&A on men’s health and the St George’s Hospital Liver Health team was on-hand nearby at St Michael’s Church with their mobile unit, offering free, easy liver health checks.
Fifty men attended the event, and the St George’s team took each patient’s history at the mobile unit before doing a Fibroscan and/or fingerprick blood borne virus test for those with relevant risk factors (fatty liver/ drunk excessively for 10+ years/ ever had Hepatitis infection/have a history of injecting drug use).
