A place to belong.
Room to be yourself.

Shared experience can open a conversation

A Circle could bring together adults navigating similar life situations, such as caregiving or isolation. Members would choose whether to join and what to share. Cohorts should be shaped with community members, care professionals and people with lived experience.

Anonymous to peers, with honest boundaries

Members could post under a chosen name rather than their public identity. This is anonymity to fellow members, not a promise that no one can identify them. Authorised staff access and safety procedures would be explained before joining. No one should post another person’s health information.

Support needs people behind it

Trained moderators would set and uphold participation rules, respond to harmful content, and help members reach appropriate support. Response hours and escalation routes must be agreed before launch. Circles would not offer emergency monitoring.

Separate spaces, separate choices

Peer posts should not automatically become clinical records or training data. Any sharing with a care team would require a clearly explained basis and appropriate consent. People should be able to access core support without taking part in a Circle.

Circles are a proposed later phase. There is currently no live peer forum or participant recruitment on this website.