Relationship Health Matters CIC
Helping make relationship health as recognised and accessible as physical and mental health
Relationships can be a source of strength, connection and belonging, but they can also be painful, frustrating and confusing—especially when there has been loss or when efforts to improve things do not seem to help.
In challenging times, the ability to understand stress, maintain connection, set boundaries, seek support and work constructively with others becomes increasingly important.
Relationship Health Matters CIC supports public awareness, professional bursaries, community microprojects and local partnerships that make relationship-health understanding more visible, practical and accessible.
Where funded projects include the I Matter Learning Journey, training is provided separately by I Matter Training Ltd 
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What We Support
Relationship Health Matters CIC is a community interest company working in partnership with I Matter Training. It does not directly deliver training as a primary function. Its role is to support the progress and practical application of relationship health in real-world settings.
Our focus is on fundraising to help schools, professionals, and communities develop shared understanding, practical skills, and joined-up approaches to relationship-based wellbeing.
Our work focuses on making Relationship Health more visible, accessible, and usable in everyday life—so that individuals, professionals, and communities can better understand stress, improve relationships, and build stronger systems of support.
We do this through four connected areas of work:
Building Awareness
of Relationship Health
Helping people develop awareness and understanding of Relationship Health and the I Matter approach.
- Books and resources
- Introductory learning
- Community conversations
Support Learning for Professionals
Supporting practitioners to develop confidence and practical insight and skills for Relationship Health.
- Practitioner bursaries
- Staff learning pathways
- Organisational options
Supporting Learning for, Individuals and Families
Supporting small-scale microprojects that giving access to individuals and families who want to learn.
- Community microprojects
- Let's Talk and Community Wheel
- Local supported access to online
Our focus
We work to support:
- prevention and early intervention
- shared language across systems
- practical, accessible learning
- stronger links between education, health, and community support
Get involved
We welcome interest from schools, GP practices, community organisations, and locality partners.
Opportunities include:
- participating in pilot programmes
- accessing funded or supported learning
- partnering on community initiative
- exploring funding collaborations
Contact
For enquiries:
👉 Email: support@relationshiphealthmatters.org
👉 Or: www.imattertraining/contact-us
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