Webinar Series:
Social Prescribing

The logos for the canadian institute for social prescribing and the canadian red cross

Welcome to our Social Prescribing Webinar Series
We’re excited to launch a new national webinar series designed to foster dialogue, share emerging insights, and offer practical guidance on social prescribing.


As interest and activity in social prescribing continue to grow, this series offers a space to explore how initiatives are being developed, adapted, and sustained in diverse settings. Each session will highlight strategies and insights on key aspects of implementation—like building and scaling programs, defining and supporting core roles, adapting approaches for different populations, understanding impact, and strengthening collaboration across sectors.


Whether you’re just beginning or looking to deepen and expand your work, this series is designed to support your efforts and help grow a more connected and sustainable social prescribing movement.

Starting and Scaling Social Prescribing

Wednesday, June 18

Moderated by: Adrienne Scott, Canadian Institute for Social Prescribing

Natasha Beaudin,  Alliance for Healthier Communities
Paola Leal,
  Eva Marsden Centre for Social Justice and Aging
Prabhraj Sandu,
  United Way British Columbia
Nassim Vahidi-Williams,
  St. Michael's Hospital

Beth Mansell,  Healthy Aging Alberta


Join us for our first session: Starting and Scaling Social Prescribing, where leaders and implementers from across Canada will share how they’ve launched, expanded, and explored sustainability of social prescribing in their communities. Learn more about the strengths they built on, the barriers they faced, and the strategies they used to keep momentum going—from early groundwork to working towards long-term integration.


Whether you're looking to get started or strengthen an existing initiative, this conversation will provide practical insights and lessons from the field to support your journey.

Register Here
A poster for a webinar series on starting and scaling social prescribing.

The Role of Link Workers

Wednesday, August 6

More info coming soon!