Field Notes primarily supports:

• Disability organisations and service providers

• Charities and not-for-profits

• Social enterprises

That said, the work is grounded in practical, human-centred systems and can support any organisation or individual who values thoughtful, capable assistance.

It means the work is informed by real-world experience of disability, not just theory or policy frameworks. This perspective helps organisations design services, systems, and ways of working that are more inclusive, grounded, and practical in everyday life.

Both. Support can be:

• Short-term or one-off

• Project-based

• Ongoing, regular support

The approach is flexible and shaped around what works best for your organisation.

Support may include:

• Administrative and operational support

• Improving systems and processes

• Business development and project coordination

• Advocacy and consultation

• Public speaking or facilitated conversations

• Basic bookkeeping (such as invoicing and reconciliations)

If you’re unsure whether something fits, it’s always worth asking

The first step is a relaxed, no-pressure conversation. This is a chance to talk through your organisation, what’s working, what’s challenging, and whether Field Notes might be a good fit.

From there, a clear and tailored support plan can be agreed on.

Support is primarily offered remotely, with flexibility depending on location, needs, and the nature of the work. This can be discussed during the initial conversation.

While much of the work sits within disability and related sectors, the focus is broader than any single system. The emphasis is on practical support, clear communication, and human-centred ways of working — regardless of funding models or frameworks.

That’s completely okay — and very common. Part of the role is helping clarify what support would actually be useful, rather than forcing you into predefined packages or services.

You can get in touch via the contact page or book a discovery call through the website. From there, you can decide whether it feels like the right fit.