
We are offering a number of funded pilot places in Kendal and the surrounding area for people who would like to feel better equipped in the roles and situations they are navigating.
These pilots explore whether learning about relationship health and the I Matter Framework can help build confidence, understanding, and practical capability in real, everyday life.
They are based around the I Matter Online Level 1–2 Learning Journey, with different levels of support depending on starting point, role, and need.
These funded pilots form part of a local development partnership led by Relationship Health Matters CIC, working alongside professionals and organisations to improve support through practical learning and shared feedback.
Choose the Option that Feels Most Relevant:
These funded pilot learning opportunities are for professionals, parents, and carers — including those who are both — who would like to feel more equipped and confident in the roles they hold, while helping us improve the I Matter Fundamentals course through feedback and lived experience.
Some people take part in I Matter learning through a practitioner-led microproject within health, education, or community settings.
These are not applied for directly on this page. If you have been invited by a professional or service, they will send you the correct link.
👉 If you are unsure, please follow the link you were given.
For Those Who Would Like More Detail (optional)
Current Pilot Opportunities
These options focus on professional development, preparation, and cross-professional learning.
These options focus on early intervention, parenting/caring support, and blended lived experience.
(Kendal PCN-linked pathway)
Further Information on Pilot Projects in Kendal Plus Area (optional)
Types of Supported Learning via Pilots (optional)
These Microproject pathway types act as a guide for thinking about study suppprt intensity for both personal (parent/carer) and professional roles.
We are interested in hearing from people in a a range of roles to take part, including professionals, parents, carers, particularly those balancing multiple responsibilities.
What you will be exploring in the I Matter Online Learning (optional)
The I Matter Learning Journey helps people better understand:
This pilot is helping us understand how this learning works in real-life situations across different roles and responsibilities.
We would especially like to hear from people who are interested in the idea of being better prepared and better equipped for their challenging roles:
You do not need to be in crisis to take part.
You do not need prior knowledge of the I Matter framework. You should live or work in Kendal or the surrounding area.
If you are offered a place, you will be invited to:
There is no testing or assessment.
This is a learning and development opportunity — not a qualification or therapy programme.
Depending on your pathway, support may include:
This pilot is part of a wider effort to improve and expand practical relationship health learning.
We ask participants to share light-touch feedback during or after the programme so we can better understand:
Your experience can help shape future provision.
To take part, we ask that you:
This helps ensure funded places are used well and the pilot creates meaningful learning.
If this feels relevant to you or your current situation, we would welcome your application.
👉 Apply for a Place on One of the Pilots
As part of the process, you will be asked to confirm that you have spoken with an I Matter informed practitioner, who can help ensure the pilot is a good fit for you.
After you apply:
Places are limited during this pilot phase. We aim to keep this process simple and supportive
This pilot is delivered through:
Relationship Health Matters CIC
Stramongate House
53 Stramongate
Kendal, LA9 4BH
United Kingdom
Many people are carrying important roles without enough practical preparation or support.
This pilot is part of exploring a more accessible way of learning — helping people feel more confident, more equipped, and better able to respond to the everyday challenges of relationships at home, at work, and in their communities.