Programme

Mental Health Across Cultures

Sectors

Healthcare and mental healthFinancial servicesPolicing and community safetyLocal government and public servicesUniversities and researchYouth, sport and community

Standards and method

Anti-Muslim hostility standard (IPGS)Cultural Interpreting FrameworkWhat is cultural governance?

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For delivery partners and prime contractors.

If you are building a bid or a programme that needs faith and community expertise, this page sets out the work packages CultivIQ can own, what they produce and how we contract.

Packages we can own.

Each one is a defined scope with its own output, so it can be costed and written into a bid as a work package.

  • Faith and community engagementReaching communities through trusted routes, for consultation, recruitment or service design.
  • Facilitated listeningStructured sessions with faith and community leaders, built around a specific decision.
  • Cultural decision workshopsScenario-based sessions for frontline teams and leaders, built from the programme’s own material.
  • Decision toolsBespoke instruments and recording templates a service keeps and uses.
  • Written insight for governanceInsight summaries and decision records that a board, committee or funder can rely on.
  • Governance standardsAuditable criteria, policy and reporting routes, confirmed by the client’s own governance committee.

How we contract.

Sectors

Healthcare and mental health, policing and community safety, local government and public services, financial services, universities and research, and youth and community organisations.

Credentials

CultivIQ Ltd, company number 16344304. Registered on the Central Digital Platform. NEPO514 External Training DPS and Sunderland Public Health DPS supplier. ICO registered. Professional indemnity, public liability and cyber insurance. Enhanced DBS checked.

Two routes in

CultivIQ Ltd contracts as a supplier or subcontractor. For network, faculty, associate and advisory roles, Raza Rahman takes part as an individual practitioner.

What this means for you

Tell us the lot, the outcome and the timescale. We will come back with a defined scope, what it produces and a fee, in writing, in time for your submission.

Questions partners ask

What work package can CultivIQ own inside a bid?

Faith and community engagement, facilitated listening with community and faith leaders, cultural decision workshops, bespoke decision tools, and written insight and decision records for governance teams.

What are the typical outputs?

A written insight summary, a decision record showing what the client will change, workshop materials with measured pre and post feedback, and where commissioned, a governance standard with auditable criteria.

What is the current capacity?

Engagements are designed by Raza Rahman, with practitioners from a multi-faith panel across the North East and North West joining delivery where the scope calls for it. Capacity is agreed package by package before anything is committed to a bid.

Building a bid?

Send the lot or the outcome you need covered. We will reply with a scoped work package and a fee.

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