I Matter Learning for Organisations
Working together to progress a relationship health and resiliency approach
We work with organisations across health, education, and community settings to support a relationship health and resiliency approach to wellbeing, learning, and collaboration. Choose the area that best fits your setting:
Primary
Care
Working with GPs, clinics, and health teams to focus on consultations, early intervention and adult wellbeing, understanding and skills.
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Education
Supporting teachers, leadership teams, and school staff to address classroom culture, behaviour, staff culture, parent engagement.
Learn MoreCommunity Organisations
Helping community teams, youth clubs, community centres, and voluntary groups in informal settings to support reach and inclusion.
Learn MoreWhy Participate?
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Many organisations find themselves in the position of helping not just children but also their families. This work often needs distinctive skills. In this context promoting relationship health is a crucial role for many organisations but few feel equipped with the language and tools to progress. Organisations are invited to participate in a locality-based learning partnership approach designed to strengthen collaboration, support staff development, and improve outcomes for children, families, and communities, through a shift in culture.
A relationship health-and I Matter informed approach helps organisations address understanding and skills gaps and shift cultures and address mental health and wellbeing and linked outcomes through building shared understanding, and support both staff and families in a more joined up way.
What Organisations Receive
🧑🏫 Staff Development
- Access to I Matter training pathways
- Structured learning for professionals
- Blended online and supported learning options
👨👩👧 Family Access Pathways
- Assisted access routes for parents and carers
- Aligned support between home, school, and services
- Access to learning and community resources
🌍 Participation in a Learning Hub
- Access to the locality learning environment
- Community-based sessions and events
- Collaboration with other organisations
📊 Microproject Development Help
- Access to funded or supported pilot initiatives
- Opportunities for early intervention and educator development
- Contribution to locality-wide approaches
Partnership Model
Partnership is supported through a structured I Matter Organisation Licensing pathway which may include subscription-based access, agreed levels of staff engagement, and participation in shared initiatives.
This model supports sustainable involvement while enabling coordinated development across the locality.
There are options for certificates and certifications including opportunities to support families via the certificate programme
Find Your Local Hub
We encourage organisations to participate through a Locality Hub where available.
The I Matter Relationship Health Wheel
Organisation participation is part of the wider I Matter Relationship Health Wheel, which brings together organisations, professionals, families, and locality hubs into a coordinated approach.
Through this model, organisations contribute to shared learning, workforce development, and collaborative approaches that support families and communities.
Learn more about the I Matter Wheel
Independent Practitioner Directory
As part of a locality-based approach, organisations may draw on independent I Matter informed practitioners to complement internal teams and support pathways for individuals and families as part of microprojects
The Independent Practitioner Directory aims to enables organisations to connect with trained practitioners working within a shared relationship health informed framework and provides career development opportunities in a manner that can support a local community.
This can support organisations to:
- Signpost individuals and families to additional support
- Access external practitioners where appropriate
- Strengthen joined-up working across services
- Extend capacity through trusted independent practitioners
View the Independent Practitioner Directory Please note: This aspect is still in development
Suitable For
- GP practices and Primary Care Networks
- Schools and school groups
- NHS and community health services
- Local authority teams
- Voluntary and community organisations
- Integrated Care partnerships
How It Works
- Organisation enters a partnership agreement
- Staff are enrolled into learning pathways
- Families are offered access routes via invitation
- The organisation participates in the Kendal Hub ecosystem
- Learning and collaboration develop over time
How Partnership Works in Practice
Organisations participate in the Kendal Locality Hub through a structured I Matter Organisation Licensing pathway.
This provides a clear, step-by-step approach to building staff confidence, developing practice, and opening access pathways for families over time.
- Start with a small number of staff to explore the approach
- Build a shared language and staff capacity
- Develop practical application through supported learning
- Extend learning into families and community pathways
- Contribute to wider locality collaboration and system development
You can explore the full Organisation Licensing structure, including options and pricing, below.
Next Steps
If your organisation is interested in participating, we can arrange a conversation
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Contact us If you have questions please contact us:www.imattertraining.com/contact-us
53 Stramongate
Kendal
La94BH
United Kingdom
