Conduct disorders are one of the most common mental health disorders in children and young people, and were the focus for Halton’s…
Conduct disorders are one of the most common mental health disorders in children and young people, and were the focus for Halton’s…
This report summarises the key achievements from 2022-2023. During this period Wellbeing Enterprises 5123 people across the Liverpool City Region. Read more…
In January 2023 Halton partner agencies and the public came together to participate in a workshop called ‘Alternate Futures’. The aim of the workshop was to better understand the challenges that children and families living with conduct disorders face.
This report summarises findings of a community consultation project undertaken on behalf of NHS Cheshire and Merseyside to ascertain the general public’s views on a series of proposed Anchor Framework Impact Measures.
This focus group study was undertaken as part of the Complete Care Community (CCC) initiative which is an innovative national programme designed to support health systems to utilise Primary Care Networks in tackling health inequalities.
Wellbeing Enterprises’ annual report for 2021-2022 highlights the extraordinary achievements of staff and volunteers who have helped 4,498 people across the Liverpool…
We’re delighted publish the findings of this Community Consultation Report. This report presents the findings of a community consultation project undertaken with…
This report summerises the key achievements from 2021-2022. During this period Wellbeing Enterprises 4698 people across the Liverpool City Region. Read more…
Learn more about the extraordinary impact of Wellbeing Enterprises during the Covid-19 pandemic in its 2020/21 impact report out now
Learn more about the extraordinary impact of Wellbeing Enterprises during the Covid-19 pandemic in its 2020/21 impact report out now
This report provides a summary of the findings of a Peoples’ Park Bench Project funded by Wellbeing Enterprises CIC (WE). Aligning with…
In year 3 of the Inspire Service, throughout the Covid-19 pandemic, we supported 758 children and young people in Halton