Thr1ve Social Prescribing for Young People offers short-term, person-centred support for young people to improve mental health and wellbeing and connect with their communities. The service provides both 1:1 support and small group sessions for: • Young people aged 14–18 • Young adults aged 19–25 (no formal diagnosis needed; additional support needs accepted). Referrals can be self-initiated or from guardians, school nurses, GPs, or other professionals. A typical pathway involves an initial assessment and a personalised plan, with options for accompanying the young person to community groups or activities. There is no fixed timeframe; most young people have around 8 meet-ups with a Link Worker, though some may need fewer or more. How to refer: click the Make a referral to Thr1ve button on the page. Areas covered include Chesterfield, Glossop, Buxton, North-East Derbyshire, Bolsover and Amber Valley. Priorities include Care Leavers, Young People not in education, employment or training, Young Carers and Young Adult Carers, and those with Refugee or Asylum Seeker status. Cost: cost information is not stated on the website (referrals are welcome from non-health professionals and can be self-referrals).
Service statistics
Usually replies in
5 days
94%
of referrals accepted
100%
of clients report an improvement in wellbeing
Categories:
Information and advice
Mental health
Service access criteria:
Who can be referred: Young people registered with GP practices under North Hardwick and Bolsover PCN; North Derbyshire PCN. Also supports young people living in Chesterfield, Glossop, Buxton, North-East Derbyshire, Bolsover, Amber Valley. Priority groups include Care Leavers, Young People not in education, employment or training, Young Carers and Young Adult Carers, and those with Refugee or Asylum Seeker status.
mental health, information and advice, chesterfield fc community trust, regional
Who can refer:
Professional referrals only
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