Social Prescribers
Angie Burne
Social Prescribing Link Worker
Prior to joining Kingston PCN in September 2024, Angie has previously worked in the same role based at Elmbridge Borough Council.
Angie has also volunteered as an Age UK befriender & noticed that some people she contacted in her befriending role needed other support outside of her remit. So, when the opportunity came along to join Kingston PCN, it was the right time to rejoin as a Social Prescriber again.
Angie has worked with a various cohort of patients from different backgrounds, cultures & walks of life. All of whom are dealt with respectfully & in a holistic manner.
Angie enjoys a work life balance through walking her dog, gardening, Zumba & spending time with family and friends.
In this Social Prescribing role, Angie is looking forward to making connections with the network of local community support services in Kingston.
Matt Hatton
Social Prescribing Link Worker
Matt Hatton joined Kingston PCN as a part-time Social Prescribing Link Worker in August 2025, combining this with his work as a Mental Health Peer Support Worker and as a self-employed Life Coach and Reflective Practice Practitioner.
Prior to this, Matt worked in the charitable sector as the CEO for Kingston Churches Action on Homelessness (KCAH), with a focus on preventing and tackling homelessness in Kingston upon Thames.
In his spare time, Matt enjoys walking holidays, running, gardening and reading. He is currently trying his hand at calligraphy and knitting.