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We have considerable experience of service delivery under the NHS standard contract, as well as with local authorities.

We have a reputation for being easy to work with; it is always our goal to work closely with our commissioners for the mutual benefit of our service users. That’s why we strive to be ‘can do’ and solution-focused.

Our goal is for commissioners to get all the benefits of a large, experienced NHS and social care-aligned organisation, but with the flexibility and creativeness of a charity.

Contact Liam Gilfellon, Director of Relationships, to find out more: liam.gilfellon@everyturn.org.

Partner with us Learn more

We have grown and consolidated our position as a key not-for-profit provider of NHS services over recent years, supporting thousands of people with a wide range of mental health conditions every year.

In doing so, we have developed a number of close delivery partnerships with NHS foundation trusts, local authorities, and fellow charities.

Partnership working can be complex, but we have valuable experience of working out how to make the best use of one another’s strengths. Working together can provide great opportunities for innovation, service improvement, and development

We are committed to working together when it can clearly lead to better outcomes for the communities we serve. If you are interested in having an initial exploratory discussion, then please feel free to contact us.

Engage us Learn more

We have considerable experience of providing consultative and professional advice to organisations on their services and standards.

We are also experienced in reviewing mental health day services and leading modernisation strategies, supporting NHS organisations to review their rehabilitation and recovery services, and helping to develop innovative supported housing solutions.

Wherever we operate, we make it our business to contribute to local forums and play an active part in making a difference to local populations.

To find out more, please get in touch.

Our approach to outcomes Learn more

We focus on helping people to achieve that outcomes that are meaningful for them. We have learned much over the years and know that, broadly, most people value three things:

  1. Having something meaningful to do.
  2. Having people to be close with.
  3. Having somewhere good to live.

We also know that most people aspire for the following in their lives:

  • A sense of meaning and purpose.
  • Good interdependent relationships.
  • Hope and self-esteem.
  • Independence, choice and control.
  • Being part of a community and having a sense of citizenship.
  • Having stability and consistency in life.

This is why we base our outcomes-focused approaches around these themes and link all that we do to them.

It is also important that we recognise the significance of what might appear to be a small outcome for someone with a complex mental health problem or dementia. Striking up a new friendship, for instance, or getting back on your feet after a physical illness can be just as significant as achieving paid employment or getting a degree.

This is why our outcomes-based systems capture and represent the full range of outcomes for people. In doing so, we work hard to keep ourselves focussed on what’s right for the person rather than the ‘system’.

We use a range of measurement approaches to capture outcomes, including, but not limited, to star rating scales, WEMWBS, key outcomes, and narrative testimony.

We believe that good data should be well-presented for it to be useful to our clinicians, managers, and commissioners. We also believe that data should be generated only as a by-product of supporting people, rather than the reason for it in the first place.

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