I was first introduced to RLP over a year ago, their passion, enthusiasm and dynamism was infectious from the start. We now work together supporting two clients who have gone from strength to strength.

RLP delivered a keynote as part of our launch conference for our work on trauma responsive children’ services. The presentation was packed full of expertise, insight and knowledge; it was highly effective in helping delegates understand the crucial importance of supportive relationships in the lives of young people who have experienced trauma.

I really value the approach that RLP provide. They clearly value the importance of participation with communities of lived experience but are always mindful of ensuring that participation is safe, meaningful and supported.

Resilience Learning Partnership helps workers in the statutory sector to challenge ourselves while we review our work and develop what we do. RLP tells us about the things that really matter to people with lived experience and contextualise their messages with research evidence.

RLP have deeply impacted multiple areas of our approach in working with tenants, communities and our staff and we are looking forward to a mutually beneficial long-term partnership.

I am continuously impressed by the positive impact their presence and contribution has on both training delivery and in multi-agency meetings. The voice of lived experience is crucial in providing a truly trauma informed approach, in any organisation.

I am acutely aware of the necessity of the role of people with lived experience in the design, development and delivery of services becoming trauma informed including the training packages. We have found absolutely invaluable the support, input, hard work and wisdom that we have benefited from our involvement with RLP.