Open to working together
You understand the people you serve. We’re building a platform around language, culture, and life across borders. Together, we can explore more thoughtful ways to connect people with support.
Explore the possibilitiesWe welcome early discussions with organisations of different sizes. Partnership scope and availability are agreed individually.
Six ways to work together
Bring a community, a challenge, or an idea. These are the collaborations we’re interested in exploring—not a fixed menu of programmes.
Clinics, professional networks & training organisations
Explore practitioner participation, culturally responsive care standards, and clearer pathways between discovery and professional support.
Start with a defined practitioner group, language, or location and agree how eligibility, credentials, and care responsibilities will be reviewed.
Migrant organisations, diaspora networks & local charities
Work with us on trusted introductions, accessible information, and listening sessions that reflect the language and lived context of your community.
Co-design an introduction to care for one community, with clear signposting and feedback from the people it is intended to serve.
People teams, benefits advisers & mobility providers
Explore ways to introduce culturally responsive support during international moves, onboarding, and life across borders, while keeping individual care private.
Scope a small employee or relocation cohort, agree a funding approach, and define reporting that protects personal care information.
International offices, student services & education providers
Explore care navigation and culturally aware resources alongside your existing student support services, especially during arrival and adjustment.
Choose an international student cohort and map how Omkin could complement your current support and escalation pathways.
Researchers, universities & mental health specialists
Explore research on access barriers, cultural context, and service experience. Begin with a shared question and a study design that respects participants.
Develop a research proposal with clear consent, ethical review, and data governance before any participant recruitment or data access.
Technology teams, accessibility specialists & mission-aligned funders
Explore accessible experiences, language support, useful integrations, or sponsored access for a defined community. Bring a concrete problem we can work on together.
Define one integration, accessibility improvement, or funded access initiative, with named owners and a clear measure of progress.
What a good partnership protects
Trust grows when people know what to expect. These principles guide the partnerships we want to build.
Participation should be voluntary, with understandable information and control over what people share.
Clinical decisions belong with appropriately qualified professionals. Each partnership must define care boundaries and local eligibility.
Partnerships should never depend on access to individual therapy conversations or personal care histories. Data use and reporting need an agreed purpose.
Agree what success means, listen to participants, and review what works before expanding the scope.
From interest to a shared plan
Share who you support, where you work, and the challenge you want to address.
Discuss responsibilities, practical constraints, and what each organisation can contribute.
If there is a fit, agree scope, terms, and a review point before a pilot or collaboration begins.
Your idea could be the starting point
You don’t need a finished proposal. Tell us about your organisation, the people you serve, and the difference you’d like to make.
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