Our work
We’ve worked with impact-driven start-ups, and public sector organisations with a focus on inclusion, health, and wellbeing in the UK and globally.
Our work is user-centred, ensuring the participation of people with lived experience in research and design processes.
Here are some highlights from our recent projects.
Soda's recommendations picked up in government policy for their Inclusion 2028 programme
One of the recommendations from our work with The Disability Policy Centre and Nimbus Disability in 2024 has been picked up by the government in their Inclusion 2028 programme.
Co-designing a platform for idea generation in biotech
We are co-designing a platform to democratise idea generation with people with lived experience, healthcare professionals, engineers, researchers and policy experts.
User research and co-designing training resources for fitness professionals
We did a user research and co-design process to develop a curriculum to train fitness professionals to be more inclusive and accessible in their delivery of services.
Training businesses in inclusive and human-centred design
We facilitated training for ventures supporting disabled people, women, refugees, young and older people in a Mayor of London programme.
Co-designing patient feedback processes in hospitals
For Imperial College NHS, we facilitated a co-design process to improve learning from feedback in hospital wards.
Embedding accessibility for a health monitoring app
We are working with a health-tech app that is expanding worldwide, to embed global accessibility standards into their development processes.
Developing an inclusive mental health campaign
We worked with public health staff and people affected by mental health to develop an inclusive mental health campaign.
Co-designing community health funds
For the NHS, we worked with seven Local Authorities and residents to co-design a new community health fund for underserved population groups.
Improving the accessibility of sport and physical activity
Our latest research exploring the accessibility of sport in the UK was launched at the House of Lords in July 2024.
Training disability tech start-ups in inclusive design
We developed a learning programme on inclusive and accessible design for Remarkable, a global accelerator for disability tech start-ups.