About Chichester Wellbeing
Your local Wellbeing service
The Wellbeing service can help you to find local wellbeing information and services.
From this website to the teams in your local area, you can get advice and support on how to make small changes to improve your health and wellbeing, including how to stop smoking, how to become more active or how to make your meals healthier.
Chichester Wellbeing is a friendly and impartial service which comes from your local authority and other partners, our services are completely free to users. You can find out more about local activities and support services by talking to our friendly Wellbeing Advisors over the phone or in person.
If you would like to keep up to date with our services you can sign up to receive our newsletter.
To find out more about how we can support you click here.
How can the Wellbeing service help me?
- Have you thought about losing weight, but don’t know where to start?
- Do you want to get more active and energised, but aren’t sure what’s happening in your area?
- Do you want to stop smoking, but aren’t confident in taking that first step alone?
- Do you sometimes feel low and want a boost to your general wellbeing?
If the answer to any of these questions is yes, then this website and the Wellbeing service can help you.
There are three simple steps to get started:
- Get ready - think about the changes you would like to make to lead a healthier lifestyle
- Get set - check out this website for local activities or support that can help you achieve your goals. Phone or email for a one-to-one chat with a Wellbeing Advisor, or to make an appointment if you need that extra bit of help.
- Go - We will give you advice and support on how to take control and build small changes into your life. We understand how hard it can be, but we can help to make it easier.
You can find more detailed information about Wellbeing services in different areas of West Sussex by selecting the location you are interested in on the Your local wellbeing hub page.
Local NHS and social care services and information
The Wellbeing services do not provide healthcare or social care support or advice. For information about these services see our local NHS and social care services page.