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Partnerships & Collaboration

We’re building a network of organisations who share our vision: dignity-focused, practical support accessible to every person living with dementia and cognitive decline in Australia. If that’s you, we’d love to talk.

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Partnership typeWhat it typically looks like
Co-branded resourcesNDIS application kits, wellness trackers, or guides customised with your organisation’s branding
Bulk licensingDistribute our resources to unlimited clients, residents, or patients
Training & workshopsStaff education on dignity-focused communication and practical resource use
Research collaborationWorking with universities and research bodies on CADASIL and dementia-related studies
Sponsorship & philanthropyFunding new free resources or supporting specific community initiatives

Why partner with The Memory Nook?

We create resources that actually get used. Our tools are developed with lived experience and tested by real people navigating memory changes every day. When you partner with us, your clients, patients, or residents get evidence-informed, dignity-centred resources — not generic pamphlets.

Proven resources

Developed with community input and refined through real-world use — including a 10-document NDIS suite already live and in active use.

Accessibility first

WCAG AAA compliant — the strictest public accessibility standard — designed specifically for cognitive accessibility.

Australian-specific

Built for Australian healthcare systems, NDIS, Medicare, and local support services — not adapted from overseas content.

Dignity-centred

Every resource maintains connection to identity and respects the individual’s experience — never reducing someone to their diagnosis.

Who we partner with

Healthcare providers

GPs, neurologists, and memory clinics offering take-home resources between appointments.

Aged care organisations

Supporting residents and families with dignity-focused daily living tools.

Disability providers

NDIS providers and support coordinators enhancing client service delivery.

Community organisations

Dementia support groups, carer organisations, and advocacy groups.

Educational institutions

Universities and training bodies incorporating lived-experience content.

Researchers

Contributing lived-experience perspective to CADASIL and dementia research, including AusCADASIL.

Corporate organisations

Workplaces building dementia-aware cultures through The Purposeful Path Project.

Philanthropic foundations

Funding partners helping new free resources reach more Australian families.

Ways we can work together

Every organisation is different — these are starting points, not fixed packages.

Co-branded resources

We customise existing resources with your branding and contact details.

Example: NDIS application kits with your organisation as the named support partner.

Educational workshops

Staff training on dignity-focused communication and practical resource use.

Example: half-day workshop on person-centred communication.

Resource development

Custom trackers, guides, or tools built around your client population.

Example: specialised tracking tools for a specific therapeutic program.

Community education campaigns

Bulk resource packages and co-branded materials for workshops and events.

Example: every new resident family receives a complete wellness pack.

Conference speaking

Lived-experience perspective on CADASIL, dementia, and dignity-centred care design.

Workplace dementia awareness

Part of the broader Purposeful Path Project — building dementia-aware workplace cultures.

Research collaboration

Contributing lived-experience insight to studies on CADASIL and dementia.

Sponsorship & strategic advisory

Funding new free resources, or advising on person-centred, cognitively accessible design.

Our partnership principles

Evidence-informed

Grounded in real use, not assumptions.

Person-centred

The individual comes before the system.

Accessible

WCAG AAA, always — no exceptions.

Ethical

Dignity isn’t negotiable for a deal.

Collaborative

Your input shapes what we build.

Transparent

Clear about what’s free, what’s not, and why.

Long-term impact

We’re building for years, not a launch.

Social enterprise model

The Memory Nook operates as a social enterprise. Core resources remain free for individuals to download. Revenue that sustains our work comes from organisational partnerships and premium offerings, allowing us to continue developing new resources and keeping them accessible to all Australians.

Always free

  • Individual downloads
  • Printable resources
  • Educational information
  • Community access

Revenue for growth

  • Premium formats (books, enhanced PDFs)
  • B2B partnerships
  • Co-branded materials
  • Bulk licensing
  • Training services

Impact

  • More resources developed
  • Greater accessibility
  • Broader reach
  • Sustained support

How partnering works

1

Reach out

Email us or use the contact form with a bit about your organisation and what you have in mind.

2

Introductory call

A no-pressure conversation to understand your needs and see if there’s a genuine fit.

3

Shape the partnership

We design the specifics together — co-branding, licensing, training, or something else entirely.

4

Ongoing support

We stay involved — training, updates, and new resources as they’re developed.

Who this is for: any organisation — healthcare, aged care, disability, education, research, corporate, or philanthropic — that wants to support people living with dementia or CADASIL with genuine, dignity-centred resources. No minimum size or budget requirement to start the conversation.

Let’s work together

Interested in partnering with The Memory Nook? We’d love to discuss how we can support your organisation and the people you serve.

Fill out our contact form and we’ll get back to you within 1–2 business days to schedule an introductory call at your convenience.

We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land on which The Memory Nook is built, the Wadawurrung People of the Kulin Nation. We pay our respects to Elders past and present and extend that respect to all First Nations people. This space welcomes your stories, your truths, and your legacy.