The "Social Prescribing Health Management Service" is designed to enhance the health management abilities of children and adolescents, with a focus on achieving long-term prevention and alleviation of lifestyle-related diseases. This innovative service emphasizes the use of non- pharmaceutical interventions, recognizing that health is influenced by a variety of social and environmental factors. 

Service users are first screened and referred to by GPs. After that, wellness managers (similar to link workers in the UK) will work closely with service users to develop personalized health improvement plans tailored to their unique needs and circumstances. This collaborative approach not only increases the individuals' understanding of health-related topics but also empowers them to adopt and maintain healthy lifestyle habits. 

In addition to providing education and resources, the service encourages engagement in appropriate groups and activities that promote physical and mental well-being. By participating in these communal and supportive environments, service users can enhance their overall health and resilience. 

The Service initiative aims to create a positive impact on the lives of children and adolescents, helping them to prevent or alleviate health issues effectively. This comprehensive strategy fosters a holistic approach to health management, recognizing the importance of community support and personal empowerment in achieving lasting health improvements.