Our Theory of Change is more than a delivery model. It cuts across everything we do.

We take an evidence-based approach to support delivery. We subscribe to the guiding principles of the Recovery Model, Psychologically Informed Environments (PIE), Trauma-Informed (TI) approaches, and the 5 Ways to Wellbeing as our framework for delivering care and support. Our bespoke Theory of Change has been developed with residents and participants as experts; this and the approaches above have been embedded across organisational training, policy, practice and processes.

We support people to achieve their recovery with person-centred service models that are asset-based, recovery-focused, and build resilience, setting SMART goals together, and closely monitoring and celebrating progress. We record and monitor progress towards expressed goals using In-Form or Commissioner’s preferred Client Management System for user documentation, plans and performance monitoring.

ELEMENTS

IDENTITY

Reframing identity and mindset based on strengths and aspirations, not stigmatising labels.

RELATIONSHIPS

Developing skills to build, maintain and trust positive, healthy relationships.

COMMUNITY

Empowering through a stake in society, and a sense of purpose and belonging.

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AIMS

  • To understand someone's individual needs and tailor the approach to their needs

    To understand someone's individual needs and tailor the approach to their needs

  •  To create spaces of opportunity

    To create spaces of opportunity

  • To work with everyone regardless of diagnosis or background

    To work with everyone regardless of diagnosis or background

OUR GOALS

  • Delivering Quality

    Delivering Quality

    To implement our theory of change and ensure the highest standard of care and support for every participant and resident.

  • Creating an Empowering and Inclusive Culture

    Creating an Empowering and Inclusive Culture

    To live our values to create a workplace we can be proud of by ensuring that whatever our role, we are all working in ambitious, empowering, inclusive, creative and solutions-focused ways.

  • Supporting Systems Change

    Supporting Systems Change

    To stop the inequity of access for people who are marginalised by building partnerships and influencing policymakers to break down barriers and bridge gaps in provision.

OUTCOMES

People have the skills and confidence for a happier, healthier future, with greater choice and independence.

HOUSING

EMPLOYMENT

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

HEALTH AND WELLBEING

POSITIVE RELATIONSHIPS

REDUCED REOFFENDING

LIVING INDEPENDENTLY

FINANCIAL STABILITY