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Register your interest

Tell us what interests you.

Free, takes a few minutes and commits you to nothing. You never need to share a diagnosis. We reply using the contact method you choose.

Step 1 of 3: Who you are

Which of these describes you?

Your answer decides what we ask next, so we only ask what is relevant.

Step 2 of 3: What you are interested in

What would you like to do?
What would you like to do?
What would you like to do?

Have your say has its own short form.

How old are you?

We ask for your age group, not your date of birth, so we can handle what you send in the right way for your age.

This form is for people aged 16 and over

Thank you for wanting to take part. A parent, carer, teacher or youth worker can contact us for you. They can use our contact form and choose “I am a parent, carer or supporter”. Nothing you entered here has been sent.

Open the contact form for supporters

If you need to talk to someone now

  • Samaritans: call 116 123. Free, day or night.
  • Shout: text SHOUT to 85258. Free, day or night.

The age range for the pilot is agreed when it is approved. You can still register your interest. IT’S POSSIBLE NOW’s earning routes, BUILD, WORK and SHAPE, are for adults of any age.

The proposed panel is for young people aged 16 to 24. You can still register interest, and you can always have your say.

The proposed pilot is for Greater Manchester. We need the area only, not your address.The proposed panel is for Greater Manchester. We need the area only, not your address.

The proposed pilot is for Greater Manchester. You can still register your interest, and we will tell you if anything fits where you are.

The proposed panel is for Greater Manchester. You can still register interest.

Which pathways interest you? (optional)Which pathways interest you most? (optional)

Choose any. You can change your mind later.

Which route interests you?

Choose more than one, or choose “I am not sure”.

Contacting us about someone else

Give your own details only. Do not tell us the other person’s name, contact details, health or personal circumstances. Talk to them before you get in touch. If they want to register interest, they can use this form themselves, or we can talk to them with you.

What is it about?
What could you offer? Choose all that apply.
What kind of organisation?
What kind of organisation?

Referring someone to us

Tell us about your organisation first. Do not include the name or details of anyone you want to refer. We will talk to you about how referrals work. If a young person wants to register interest, they can use this form themselves.

Tell us your organisation and role in the next step. We send briefings directly.

Step 3 of 3: How we can reach you

Your own name only.

How would you prefer we contact you?

We use this to reply to you.

Needed if you choose a phone call or text message.

Town or city is enough. We use it to understand what is available where you are.Your own town or city. Do not tell us where the person you support lives.Town or city is enough.

For example a different format, more time, or someone else in the conversation.

Do not include health details, a diagnosis or another person’s private information.A few lines is plenty. Do not include health details, a diagnosis or another person’s private information. Up to 1,000 characters.A few lines is enough. Do not include personal details about anyone you work with.

Read the privacy notice (opens in a new tab)

By email or text, using the contact details you give. You can stop them at any time.

What happens to what you send

We use your details to reply to you about IT’S POSSIBLE NOW. We do not ask for any medical or health information. You can ask us to delete your details at any time. The privacy notice sets out what we keep, why, and for how long.

Do not include health details, a diagnosis or another person’s private information.

This form is not an emergency service. If someone is in danger now, call 999.

What happens next

When we reply, we use any adjustment you ask for and talk through the routes or partnership that interest you. Each opportunity depends on fit and on the partners and funding in place, and we will be clear about what is available.

Questions people ask

All questions and answers

  • Yes. Tell us how you would rather be contacted and what would make it easier: a format such as large print, plain text or easy read, a method such as email, a phone call or a text message, more time or a set time, or someone else in the conversation. We treat it as an instruction about how to reach you, and we use it for that and nothing else.

  • Only what you type into the form: your name and email address, a phone number if you give one, the town or city you are based in, how you would like to be involved and which route interests you, how you prefer to be contacted, anything that would make contact easier, and anything else you choose to write. Organisations also say what kind of organisation they represent.

    The privacy notice has the full list.

  • Yes, at any time. Use the contact form, choose “I have a general question” and tell us you want your details deleted. We will do it, and we do not charge for this. Under UK data protection law you can also ask what we hold, ask us to correct it, limit how we use it, or ask for a portable copy, and we answer within one month.

    Ask a question.

  • Use the contact form and choose “I have a general question”. It helps to tell us the page, what you were trying to do, and the device, browser or assistive technology you were using, but tell us even if you cannot. If the form itself is the barrier, email ashraf@ipncic.com or call +44 7955 356126, and we will fix it.

  • Use the contact form, which opens on the right questions for you, whether you are registering for yourself, supporting someone, representing an organisation or asking a general question. You can also email ashraf@ipncic.com or call +44 7955 356126. Tell us how you would like us to reply and what would make contact easier.

  • Yes. Choose “I have a general question” on the contact form, type your question and tell us how you would like us to reply. We will reply using the method you choose. The same option is the way to ask us to correct or delete your details, or to report an accessibility barrier.