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Our Partners

Our partnerships are a key part of our ethos, strategy and operations. We prefer to collaborate rather than compete. This is why WRAP is set up as a co-operative and we follow co-operative as well as restorative principles in all we do.

Coastal  Housing

Coastal Housing

Partners

Serena Jones is Director of Homes, Communities and Services for Coastal Housing Group. She leads community housing teams and maintenance services to deliver on organisational purpose - sustaining tenancies, communities and the local economy. She is passionate about using strengths based approaches, working restoratively and removing barriers to doing what matters in the communities she serves.

Coastal Housing are a social business providing 5,500 quality affordable homes across south Wales and Wales Restorative Approaches Partnership have been working with them since 2016. Coastal have a restorative and empowering mindset and asked us to work with them to introduce restorative approaches across their organisation to assist with building and maintaining relationships with the citizens they serve as well as internally within teams.

Coastal have enjoyed the high quality training and have commented, “The training is excellent, as it has shown us simple, practical ways to implement the restorative approach in our day to day working life, both as leaders and colleagues.“ Serena added “Restorative approaches compliment other methods and techniques we use to collaborate, innovate and foster a high trust/high performing mind set. We’re very grateful to WRAP for the contribution they have made (and continue to make) to the ‘Coastal Offer’.”

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Cadwyn Housing Association

Cadwyn Housing Association

Partners

Cadwyn Housing Association has been providing affordable homes to people in Cardiff for the last 50 years. A diverse organisation ranging from general and supported housing to professional and social lettings and an estate agency, we supply homes to around 2000 families. Our goal is to supply more than just the house by building strong and resilient communities.

Working in partnership with Wales Restorative Approaches Partnership (W.R.A.P) for over a year, staff from Cadwyn’s tenant-focused services have all been trained with the restorative approach. Vince, W.R.A.P’s restorative Trainer and Practitioner, has imparted the skills and mind-set to bring about wholesale change within our services. This close working relationship has seen the two organisations join up to bid for funding to upskill our tenants in the approach.

Phil Richardson, Head of Supported Housing, states “After receiving the training from W.R.A.P, Restorative Approaches felt a natural and comfortable fit for Cadwyn. It built on our “Do With not To” attitude and gave a clear articulation and framework for us to take forward. It has helped improve the support we deliver, massively benefitting the families we work with. It has also helped focus on our own staff and how important their needs and wellbeing are to the success of Cadwyn”.

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Wales  Co-operative Centre

Wales Co-operative Centre

Partners

Wales Co-operative Centre is a not-for-profit co-operative organisation that supports people in Wales to improve their lives and livelihoods.

Since it was founded in 1982, it’s been right at the heart of Wales’s vibrant social economy, bringing people together to make our communities more confident, more co-operative, more capable and more ambitious. It works for a fairer economy. It helps to create and retain wealth within our communities through the growth of co-operatives and social businesses. It provides people with the skills to take more control of their own lives and strengthen their communities.

Everything it does is shaped by its own commitment to co-operative values and its close collaboration with funders and delivery partners to achieve shared goals.

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Do-It >

Do-It >

Partners

Championing the neurodiverse person.
Helping individuals and organisations thrive.
Do-IT takes a ‘Whole Person Approach’, helping people with neurodiverse conditions become the best they can be. Endorsed by 25 years’ clinical and academic research, we are trusted in Education, Employment and Justice to support individuals and organisations through tailored on-line assessment, coaching and training.

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Coastal  Housing

Coastal Housing

Partners

Serena Jones is Director of Homes, Communities and Services for Coastal Housing Group. She leads community housing teams and maintenance services to deliver on organisational purpose - sustaining tenancies, communities and the local economy. She is passionate about using strengths based approaches, working restoratively and removing barriers to doing what matters in the communities she serves.

Coastal Housing are a social business providing 5,500 quality affordable homes across south Wales and Wales Restorative Approaches Partnership have been working with them since 2016. Coastal have a restorative and empowering mindset and asked us to work with them to introduce restorative approaches across their organisation to assist with building and maintaining relationships with the citizens they serve as well as internally within teams.

Coastal have enjoyed the high quality training and have commented, “The training is excellent, as it has shown us simple, practical ways to implement the restorative approach in our day to day working life, both as leaders and colleagues.“ Serena added “Restorative approaches compliment other methods and techniques we use to collaborate, innovate and foster a high trust/high performing mind set. We’re very grateful to WRAP for the contribution they have made (and continue to make) to the ‘Coastal Offer’.”

Cadwyn Housing Association

Cadwyn Housing Association

Partners

Cadwyn Housing Association has been providing affordable homes to people in Cardiff for the last 50 years. A diverse organisation ranging from general and supported housing to professional and social lettings and an estate agency, we supply homes to around 2000 families. Our goal is to supply more than just the house by building strong and resilient communities.

Working in partnership with Wales Restorative Approaches Partnership (W.R.A.P) for over a year, staff from Cadwyn’s tenant-focused services have all been trained with the restorative approach. Vince, W.R.A.P’s restorative Trainer and Practitioner, has imparted the skills and mind-set to bring about wholesale change within our services. This close working relationship has seen the two organisations join up to bid for funding to upskill our tenants in the approach.

Phil Richardson, Head of Supported Housing, states “After receiving the training from W.R.A.P, Restorative Approaches felt a natural and comfortable fit for Cadwyn. It built on our “Do With not To” attitude and gave a clear articulation and framework for us to take forward. It has helped improve the support we deliver, massively benefitting the families we work with. It has also helped focus on our own staff and how important their needs and wellbeing are to the success of Cadwyn”.

Wales  Co-operative Centre

Wales Co-operative Centre

Partners

Wales Co-operative Centre is a not-for-profit co-operative organisation that supports people in Wales to improve their lives and livelihoods.

Since it was founded in 1982, it’s been right at the heart of Wales’s vibrant social economy, bringing people together to make our communities more confident, more co-operative, more capable and more ambitious. It works for a fairer economy. It helps to create and retain wealth within our communities through the growth of co-operatives and social businesses. It provides people with the skills to take more control of their own lives and strengthen their communities.

Everything it does is shaped by its own commitment to co-operative values and its close collaboration with funders and delivery partners to achieve shared goals.

Do-It >

Do-It >

Partners

Championing the neurodiverse person.
Helping individuals and organisations thrive.
Do-IT takes a ‘Whole Person Approach’, helping people with neurodiverse conditions become the best they can be. Endorsed by 25 years’ clinical and academic research, we are trusted in Education, Employment and Justice to support individuals and organisations through tailored on-line assessment, coaching and training.