sounddelivery offers a wide range of digital storytelling services, from bespoke training for expert citizens and in-house teams, to project partnerships, consultancy, story gathering and content creation.
Unlock the potential of digital storytelling within your organisation
Give a voice to the people and communities you support
Change perceptions, influence policy and raise funds through firsthand stories.
Connect to the media and those who have the power to create positive change.
Find out more about our services, our events, our work and our team.
"I have used my lived experience to advise VOICES of Stoke, a Big Lottery-funded programme testing alternative approaches to tackling multiple needs and media prejudice and stereotypes.sounddelivery training and mentoring have helped develop my skills in media training, public speaking, filmmaking and blogging leading to online articles for the Guardian and a BBC Radio4 interview. This has built my self-confidence enabling me to share my story."
Darren Murinas, Expert Citizen
Tina Cribbin is a community activist based in Hulme Manchester and is part of community group On top of the world Hulme. Tina is also involved in the Seanchai Cafe, a community cafe based in South Manchester. In this guest blog Tina shares what it’s like to be a Tower Block resident in Lockdown and how they’re bringing joy to their residents and tackling isolation.
Phil works with Expert Citizens, he is a part of multiple peer research teams and is an insight evaluator. Expert Citizens is a community interest company led by an independent group of people who have all experienced multiple needs – combinations of mental ill health, homelessness, addiction and offending behaviour. They give their ideas to services like the local authority, police and homelessness services of Stoke-on-Trent, and nationally, to help guide and shape them to improve the care of multiple needs citizens. In this guest blog Phil shares how Covid19 has impacted him and his hopes for how it could impact services for the better beyond the pandemic.
Nikki Aitchison is the Head of Employment Development Projects, at Aspire – an award winning Charity and Social Enterprise. Aspire works with people experiencing significant disadvantage in their lives such as homelessness, providing personalised support to build on their strengths to overcome barriers. Over half of the team have lived experience of overcoming adversity, and Aspire works to innovate, and get upstream to prevent problems spiralling in the first place. In this guest blog Nikki shares a spoken word piece, and writes about how we need to use this pandemic to shake up the system and create change in the homelessness sector.
We run two annual flagship events for the charity sector demonstrating the art of storytelling and how to harness it.
