What we do

We help organisations bring lived experience into strategy, research, policy, access and decision-making and turn insight into practical change.
Strategy & Patient Advocacy

We help organisations understand communities, build stronger relationships and develop strategies that reflect what matters to people affected by rare and complex conditions.

We can help with 
  • Patient advocacy and engagement strategy
  • Community insight and needs assessment 
  • Stakeholder mapping and engagement
  • Organisational and patient group strategy
  • Partnership development and facilitation
  • Bringing different perspectives together around complex challenges
We can help with 
  • Lived-experience-led research
  • Co-production and PPIE
  • Interviews, focus groups and surveys
  • Peer researcher approaches
  • Policy and programme evaluation
  • Turning findings into clear recommendations and accessible outputs
 Research & Policy Evaluation

We design and deliver research that puts lived experience at the centre and produces evidence that can be used in practice.

We can help with 
  • Patient involvement in HTA and access
  • Access strategy and stakeholder engagement
  • Evidence generation
  • Patient organisation support and readiness
    Workshops, tools and resources
  • Bringing patient, policy, clinical and industry perspectives together
Access & HTA

We support patient organisations and life sciences teams to understand and navigate access and HTA, ensuring patient and community perspectives are meaningfully represented.

We can help with 
  • Workshops and training programmes
  • Practical toolkits and resources
  • Coaching and mentoring
  • Patient advocacy and engagement training
  • Co-production and lived-experience training
  • Support for organisations developing new capabilities
Training & Capacity Building

We create practical training and support that helps people and organisations build confidence, knowledge and skills

Let's work together 

If you have a project, challenge or idea you’d like to discuss, we’d love to hear from you