We are proud to share our ten-year organisational strategy, ‘Hope for the Future’.
By delivering this strategy, in 2036 we want people to be met with compassion, not complexity. Help will come early enough to make a difference. And the people who were once least likely to get support will no longer be left behind.
Our vision
A future where no one struggles alone, because getting the right support is simple, fair, and makes you feel understood.
Our goals
Over the next 10 years, we’ll focus on seven strategic goals. They’ll guide where we focus the greatest energy and investment, acting as our vehicle for changing the lives of the people we support.

We’ll keep strengthening our trusted services, so they are:
- Safe, effective, and evidence-informed, with strong clinical governance and a culture of learning and improvement.
- People-centred and accessible, with clear routes in and support that feels welcoming, compassionate, and rooted in community.
- Joined up and continuous, so people only have to tell their story once and are supported through life stages and service transitions, including for people who are neurodiverse or have learning disabilities.
- Earlier and whole-life, increasing routes into our services through schools, community organisations and partners, and supporting all ages, from children to older adults.
- Filled with hope and driven by excellence, giving people an outstanding experience of our support.
To put equity at the heart of our work, we’ll:
- Proactively reach people who are facing the biggest barriers, including communities facing racial inequity, mental and physical health issues, poverty, and geographic isolation.
- Work with communities to shape support that fits their lives, feels welcoming, and changes lives for the better.
- Focus on life stages and transitions where people often fall through gaps between services, including the move between child and adult services.
- Use population health, and our own data, to target our effort where need is greatest and to design fair and equitable services.
- Build trusted partnerships with community organisations to help more people access our services in new ways.
- Create new ways for people to join Everyturn, and establish clear routes for career progression that recognise expertise, nurture talent, and grow Everyturn’s future leaders.
- Strengthen connections between teams, so knowledge and best practice are shared widely and relationships are strong.
- Build skills for the future, so we can respond confidently as the context changes.
- Support decision-making close to the frontline, with a culture where people are trusted to test and learn from new ideas, and we celebrate progress and solve problems together.
We’ll build stronger, more diverse income through:
- A vibrant fundraising programme.
- Using fundraised income to strengthen commissioned services by addressing gaps we can’t fill through contracts alone.
- Developing affordable paid-for services that align with our mission and values.
- Investing thoughtfully, including our ‘invest to develop’ approach and our commitment to positive environmental impact.
- Test new approaches and service models, using evidence to learn what helps people most.
- Use data and technology creatively and responsibly to reach and support people in new ways.
- Build clear, safe pathways for innovation, with strong governance and clinical safeguards.
- Share learning openly through outcomes and research, while upholding quality, values, and environmental sustainability.
- Use evidence from our services to inform policy and practice locally and nationally.
- Use our voice confidently and consistently, grounded in practice, data, and lived experience.
- Work with the NHS and our partners to design more joined-up care and share what works.
- Contribute to national conversations about prevention, early intervention, and integrated mental health support.
- Use digital platforms thoughtfully to support better decisions, joined-up care, equity, and improved access to services.
- Develop digitally-enabled ways to support people, without leaving anyone behind.
- Run three-year strategic planning cycles, with annual business plan refreshes, keeping our focus on where we can have the most impact.
- Keep governance robust, not rigid, so we maintain high standards while growing safely and sustainably.
- Strengthen our organisation-wide capability for testing and learning, and stay alert to social, cultural, and technological change.
Imagine a future where no one struggles alone. Where help is there when people need it. Where the people who were once least likely to get support feel heard and know exactly where to turn. Where innovation, compassion, and partnership shape a fairer, kinder mental health system.
That’s the future we’re building together. This strategy is an invitation to our colleagues, partners and the people we support.
We’ll continue to uphold our values of innovation, compassion, accountability, respect, and excellence in everything we do. Read more about our values here.