Across Southeast Asia, communities and health systems are drawing on deep traditions of mutual aid, collective care, and social connectedness to shape social prescribing models rooted in local strengths and cultural wisdom. This track showcases the region's growing momentum - from grassroots pilots to emerging referral pathways and cross-sector partnerships - highlighting how countries are innovating and leveraging strengths in their own contexts, as they draw best practices from elsewhere. Researchers, practitioners, and policymakers will share what is working: the community assets being mobilised, the creative resource management and workforce solutions taking shape, and the locally-generated evidence that is building a distinctly Southeast Asian approach in co-curation of social prescriptions. By foregrounding regional ingenuity and lived expertise, this track celebrates the progress already underway and opens space for practitioners to learn from one another, strengthen collaboration, and co-create the next chapter of social prescribing across Southeast Asia.