Having clinics all throughout the city takes away the limitation with access
Thriving Nottingham
In Nottingham, we are seeing successful examples of neighbourhood working:
Grassroots approach: Working closely with communities and supporting local people to help design services that reflect what is needed in their area.
CASE STUDY: Click here to see where this is working well in Nottingham
NHS approach: Strengthening how community health services, hospitals and social care work together to provide joined‑up, proactive support.
CASE STUDY: Click here to see a case study of the Scarred Liver Project
Community‑led approach: Led by residents rather than professionals, often at a very small local level. People are supported to focus on what matters most to them, build on local strengths and improve wellbeing together.
CASE STUDY: Click here to read a case study about the Crabtree Farm Community Centre
Local government approach: Bringing services together to support individuals and families facing poverty, exclusion or complex social issues, recognising that health is shaped by much more than healthcare alone.
CASE STUDY: Click here to read a spotlight by Dr Manik Arora
These approaches often overlap, with work frequently bringing together the NHS, local government and community part.
Other good examples of neighbourhood working
CASE STUDY: Click here to read about Al-Hurraya
CASE STUDY: Click here to read about Thriving Nottingham
CASE STUDY: Click here to read about Nottingham Muslim Women’s Network
