Connect your members
Configure Rooms and Hubs for communities and programmes, with defined membership, roles and permissions.
Bring members, trusted information and opportunities to contribute together.
Create a community, gather lived experience or connect a programme of support through a space shaped around the people you serve.
Start with one priority. Reuse the same foundations as your community and services develop.
Charities delivering frontline support, research or policy can apply. Successful applicants receive one branded Hub and up to five Rooms free during the agreed partnership term. Every application is assessed individually.
Your organisation understands its community. Carecircle gives you configurable capabilities to support participation, share resources and hear what matters.
Configure Rooms and Hubs for communities and programmes, with defined membership, roles and permissions.
Bring relevant information and documents into the community experience, with appropriate visibility and access.
Gather needs, preferences and service feedback through surveys, structured questions and qualitative accounts.
Use multilingual content and supported interactions to help people understand information and express what matters to them.
A charity wants to understand its members' priorities and provide a more connected programme of resources and participation.
Configure questions and supported language content around the need you want to understand.
Create a relevant space for information, interaction and community participation.
Define the membership, roles and permissions for your organisation and participating partners.
Use feedback to refine the experience and choose the next capability that will help.
Illustrative configuration. The people, relationships and supported interactions are agreed for your particular setting.
Connect care, community and research through trust.
People own their information. Consent and appropriate permissions govern how it is shared and used across the relationships around them.
Your organisation can explore collaboration with care teams and voluntary participation in research, with the purpose, access and governance established for each programme.
Procure the capability you need today. A focused survey or community can be useful in its own right, with room to extend when another priority emerges.
The same foundations support further experiences: person-owned information, identity, relationships, multilingual interaction, consent and governed access.