Anfield & Everton Primary Care Network (PCN)

Brought local services together for a friendly, one-stop fair to help residents with money, bills, housing, work, education and health. The day showed how financial wellbeing and physical health go hand in hand.

What happened?

Residents met friendly teams, asked questions and got practical advice on:

• Debt and benefits
• Energy bills and cost of living
• Housing and legal issues
• Mental health and men’s peer support
• Employment, training and learning
• Sexual health and community safety

The atmosphere was welcoming and informal, with lots of signposting to free local support.

Who attended?

A big thank-you to all the organisations who joined us:

• RAISE (Debt Support)
• BNENC (Breckfield & North Everton Neighbourhood Council)
• National Energy Action
• Credit Union
• Andy’s Man Club
• YPAS (Young Person’s Advisory Service)
• Household into Work • Private Sector Housing (Liverpool City Council)
• Citizens Advice Bureau
• Axess Sexual Health
• Read Easy
• Sanctuary
• Local Solutions
• The Brink
• Kitty’s Launderette
• Rotunda
• Our House

Why it matters?

Money worries and social stress can raise blood pressure, affect sleep and mood, and make long-term conditions harder to manage. By putting practical help in one place, we make it easier for people to take the next step towards feeling secure, supported and well.

“Health isn’t only about appointments. It’s also about feeling safe, informed and connected. Bringing partners together under one roof really helps,” said a member of the Anfield & Everton PCN team.

Need support after the event?

You don’t have to wait for the next fair.

You can Speak to your GP practice and ask about social prescribing or community link workers.

Contact any of the organisations above directly for free advice.

Thank you to all residents who came along, our fantastic partners, and The Blue Base team for hosting. We look forward to future events that help keep North Liverpool healthy and connected.