I Matter Programme - for Organisations

Discover how an understanding of Relationship Health can Help You to Help Yourself and Others in Many Roles and Situations

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I Matter Locality Learning Partnerships

Working together to Progress a Relationship Health Approach

Why Participate?

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.

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 the Kendal Hub

  • Access to the locality learning environment
  • Community-based sessions and events
  • Collaboration with other organisations

📊 Microproject Participation

  • Access to funded or supported pilot initiatives
  • Opportunities for early intervention and educator development
  • Contribution to locality-wide approaches

Partnership Model

Organisations participate through a locality partnership agreement 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.

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

  1. Organisation enters a partnership agreement
  2. Staff are enrolled into learning pathways
  3. Families are offered access routes via invitation 
  4. The organisation participates in the Kendal Hub ecosystem
  5. 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 and share detailed partnership information.

Contact us to begin a conversation about partnership opportunities.