IndiCare is being built with people who understand the responsibility of care.
Whether you work in residential childcare, lead a provider, have lived experience of care or want to support the mission, I would rather begin with an honest conversation than a sales pitch.
This should be built with the sector, not simply presented to it.
IndiCare Intelligence and ORB Residential are being shaped around the real pressures, responsibilities and relationships found in residential children’s homes.
That means listening to adults on shift, Registered Managers, Responsible Individuals, providers, care-experienced people and professionals who understand the wider system.
You may want to explore ORB, discuss a pilot, share a concern, challenge an assumption or simply understand what we are trying to build.
All of those conversations matter.
Different perspectives make the work stronger.
You do not need to be ready to buy anything to start a conversation.
Adults in children’s homes
Share the realities of shifts, recording, handovers, reflection and supporting children through difficult moments.
Registered Managers
Explore how ORB could support recording quality, oversight, supervision, reflection and management review.
Responsible Individuals
Discuss governance, quality assurance, accountability and how specialist technology might support provider oversight.
Care-experienced people
Challenge how records, language and technology may affect children during care and later in life.
Providers and partners
Explore pilots, collaboration, research, evaluation or ways to strengthen the work.
Sector professionals
Share expertise in safeguarding, regulation, social care, technology, information governance or children’s rights.
Start with the conversation that matters to you.
There is no need to fit your message into a traditional sales enquiry.
Send me a message directly.
Tell me who you are, what brought you to IndiCare and what you would like to explore.
You do not need to prepare a formal enquiry. A few honest lines are enough to begin.
A useful first message could include:
Your name, role or connection to residential childcare, what interested you and the conversation you would like to have.
Write to TomA simple, human first step.
Better technology for care should begin by listening.
Share your perspective, ask a question or help us understand what responsible technology should look like in residential children’s homes.