Trauma Informed Quality and Improvement 

In this resource, you can read more about how we embed the principles of trauma informed practice into our approach to quality and improvement at Future Pathways.

At Future Pathways, we aim to take a trauma informed approach to every aspect of our work. Our impact evaluation shows that in doing so, we support people to gain a sense of purpose, freedom and independence; and we help make trauma informed support more accessible to people registered with us.   

This guide is ideal for people who are interested in:  
  • evaluating complex relational and trauma-informed approaches. 
  • measuring the quality of your work and identifying improvement actions in a trauma-informed way. 
  • refining your approach to quality measurement so that you are focused on what matters most to your service. 

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Rikki’s words

Rikki shares his experience of volunteering with different groups and projects. He talks about two projects at Future Pathways – Making Pathways Together and Voices for a Better Future. He also shares his experience of opening up at Andy’s Man Club. And about advocating for support with Stroke Association and Stroke Awareness Month.

A colourful necklace made out of wooden shapes.

Creating together

ND likes to make jewellery. He does this with his friends. Check out are examples of their brilliant work.

Beads, a charm, elastic and scissors.

Make a bracelet

Get creative! Here’s a step-by-step guide for making your own bracelet.

Register with us today

It’s easy to get in touch – either by phone, email, or you can fill in this simple form to register your interest or find out more.