Working With Organisations

Supporting organisations to deliver wellbeing support for people navigating change, recovery and emotional overwhelm in community settings.

Partnerships that support wellbeing in community

When you’re looking at supporting people in your community, you’re often not starting from scratch. You’re working with people who are already in motion. Already carrying things. Already navigating change.

That’s where I come in.

I work with organisations, CICs and charities who want to bring structured wellbeing support into the spaces they already hold.

Not as an add-on. Not as something separate. But as something that sits alongside the work you’re already doing.

How we can work together

You might be at different stages when you reach out.

Sometimes you already have funding in place and you’re looking for a delivery partner.

Other times you’re still shaping a bid and need support pulling together the wellbeing element in a way that actually makes sense on the ground.

Both are fine. We start from where you are.

I can step in as:

a delivery partner for funded programmes
or a collaborator during funding development, helping shape the wellbeing offer and delivery structure

Either way, the focus is the same: making sure what is proposed is realistic, structured, and actually works for the people it’s meant for.

What is driving need in your services?

Most organisations I work with are supporting people who are:

moving through change but not in crisis
stepping down from more intensive support
engaging regularly but not always being fully reached
carrying emotional weight that doesn’t always show on paper

You already know they need something more guided.

The gap is usually not awareness. It’s delivery.

That’s where my work sits.

What I bring into your setting

When we work together, I bring a guided approach to wellbeing that focuses on reflection, identity and emotional processing in a group setting. Where people can actually slow down enough to understand what they’re carrying, and begin to make sense of it in a supported environment.

You don’t need to reinvent your service. You’re adding depth to what already exists.

Where this is most effective

You’ll usually find this work sits well within:

domestic abuse recovery services
bereavement and grief support
carers wellbeing provision
women’s community projects
mental health recovery pathways
life transition
employability support

Anywhere people are moving forward, but still holding a lot from

what came before.

If you’d like to explore working together

If you’re exploring funding or planning delivery, we can look at how a wellbeing offer fits into your project.

That might involve shaping a bid together or moving straight into delivery once funding is in place.

Either way, the aim is simple: support that is realistic, clear and meaningful for the people it reaches.