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At Trauma Informed Services we support organisations to become trauma informed so staff, carers or volunteers can recognise trauma, and respond in a way that avoids harm, supports recovery, and promotes individual resilience. By developing safety, trust, promoting choice, prioritising collaboration, and empowerment, we can minimise re-traumatisation. This will improve engagement in services and ultimately improve quality of life for individuals. www.traumainformedservices.co.uk

Spectrum.Life currently provides mental health and wellbeing support to members of over 2,000 organisations across Ireland and the UK, with a total of over 4 million active users. We focus on clinical efficacy and outcomes as our prime responsibility. We do this by providing or enabling best-in-class services, delivered by fully accredited, experienced professionals through our in-house built technology.

Established in 1982, National Family Mediation is the original provider of family mediation. Our network of mediation services, each of which is a not-for-profit provider, delivers family mediation in over 500 locations across England and Wales, delivering some 16,000 mediation sessions each year.

DUA’s mission is to build a thriving Ukrainian community by creating platforms where people meet, exchange and help each other.

DUA maintain a diligent focus on the needs of newly arrived people from Ukraine and on opportunities to amplify their voices concerning their wellbeing which inextricably linked to Ukraine's fight for freedom and independence.

On January 17, 2019, the public organization “Association of Family Mediators of Ukraine” (AFMU) was registered in Ukraine.

Based on the best world practices and experience, AFMU was created in order to:

• offer the community of professional family mediators of Ukraine an internationally recognized code of practice and accreditation;

• support family mediators in their ambition for development;

• popularize the values and practices of family mediation.

Currently, the organisation has its functional base in the UK.

Opora is an organisation supporting Ukrainians to settle and sustainably rebuild their lives in the UK. Founded at the outbreak of the invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. Since then, providing reliable support and information to more than 20,000 Ukrainians arrivals. They strive to be proactive in approaching problems, ensuring people have the best possible chance of leading safe, sustainable, and fulfilling lives in the UK.

WPO support 79M people globally and serve over 2,500 NGOs in 140 countries worldwide. They have experience working proactively and responding quickly to the conflict in Ukraine – providing meaningful support for organisations, their members, and their families.