FdSc Health and Social Care Petroc with University of Plymouth

Study for a Foundation Degree Health and social care, over two years, and then top up onto our BA Hons Professional Development Health and Social Care. Benefit from studying locally, allowing you to work, smaller group sizes, super supportive staff that are there to help you through your degree studies. A degree in Health and social care opens up so many opportunities.

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The role of the Social prescribing Link Worker is a really interesting role that has a positive impact upon our communities. These jobs are becoming increasingly important as the need to provide non-clinical interventions becomes more apparent. We explore the issue of social prescribing and non-clinical interventions upon our degree in health and social care.

Social prescribing link worker “It’s a privilege to give people time to be heard, space to consider positive changes in their lives and empowering them to move forward.” Diane, link worker Life as a social prescribing link worker Every day you’ll identify what is affecting someone’s health and wellbeing. You’ll then w...

As we emerge from the recent challenges, it is a good time to begin to think about personal and professional growth. Our fabulous 3 year degree pathway in health and Social Care, can help you become qualified to work in a range of meaningful community based positions.

Foundation Degree Health and Social Care - Petroc College Our foundation degrees, in partnership with the University of Plymouth, are equivalent to studying the first two years of an honours degree, but unlike traditional degrees there are no formal … Foundation Degree Health and Social Care Read More »

Well done to our Foundation Degree health and Social Care students based in Barnstaple, who worked in partnership with https://www.facebook.com/familycompassUK on their community-based project: Message Your Mind, focused upon the development of an app based support mechanism that can support secondary and college aged children to develop confidence to discuss the issue of mental health and wellbeing. Thank you Family Compass

Family Compass A registered mental health charity based in Barnstaple, North Devon

An outstanding project delivered by our Foundation Degree Health and Social Care students, Sade Kingdom, and Shannon Griffiths.
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We've had an inspiring end to the week thanks to a presentation by two exceptional students from Petroc College.

Shannon Griffiths and Sade Kingdom approached us this winter for project experience as part of their Health and Social Care foundation degree. They agreed to help us review some of our promotional materials, to make sure they are clear and inclusive. Their project included a survey, research report, and redesign proposals for some of our key leaflets and posters.

The quality of their work and presentation were so impressive that we're taking their recommendations forward to our management board.

Thank you, Shannon and Sade - have a wonderful and well-earned spring break!

Collaborative working with community partners is an essential aspect of integrated health and care delivery. Thank you Family Compass for being working with us over the past 3 years, let us build on these success, moving forward.😊

Our Health and Social Care Degree students are working together to develop their employability as well as health and social care provision within the South West

Coming Soon! - Family Compass We’re very excited to be collaborating with an inspirational group of Health and Social Care students at Petroc to develop our Time To Make Sense programme for 13-17 year olds. The challenges facing this age group are huge, from social media and gaming addiction to peer and exam pressure. Developi...

Looking forward to our Degree Health and Social Care students presenting their Health Promotion campaigns to our community partners; Family Compass Devon and CHAT. Students have worked hard to produce excellent campaigns that really support the development of health and social care provision across Devon. https://www.familycompass.co.uk/blog/coming-soon/ and
https://www.petroc.ac.uk/content/news/sport/football/petroc-students-are-raising-funds-for-churches-housing-action-team

Petroc students are raising funds for Churches Housing Action Team HE Health and Social Care students are trying to raise £500 to help fund the purchase of slow cookers for the Churches Housing Action Team food bank in Tiverton and Mid Devon.

Petroc Degree Health and Social Care students would like your help to provide low cost energy cooking equipment for our community. Can you give just a little?

Help raise £500 to help fund the purchase of slow cookers for the Churches Housing Action Team foodbank in Tiverton and Mid Devon. Weʼre raising money to help fund the purchase of slow cookers for the Churches Housing Action Team foodbank in Tiverton and Mid Devon.. Support this JustGiving Crowdfunding Page.

Just some of the great community based project work our students are involved in at the moment.
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Slow cooker project to combat food poverty in Cullompton A project to help combat food poverty in the Cullompton and Tiverton area, by encouraging nutritious cooking that's inexpensive, has been set up by two students from Petroc College.

Current students, can you see if we have any photos of you all as a group because i want to tell people about the great work you have all been doing. If someone has any photos can you share hem with me via my work email, that would be great.