Imroc has been working across healthcare services, social care and voluntary services since 2007. We work in partnership with communities to develop systems, services and cultures that support recovery and wellbeing for all. Co-Production is core to everything we do. Through Co-Production we enable people who use services, work in services and live in communities to unlock and pool the strengths and talents they take for granted and create together new ways to make use of them.

Imroc has a long history of undertaking Recovery Focused research and evaluation, reviewing evidence and always basing our approach, practice, values and developments on relevant evidence. We take an inclusive approach in our definition of evidence. This means that we value evidence generated through the whole spectrum of research methodologies so long as studies are well explained, justified and reported (so that we can assess quality). Also, since we are frequently working in innovative ways that are in early stages of research, we take account of practice based evidence: what people/services tell us about what works for them.

Imroc is driven by a collective of committed individuals who embody our values of belonging, openness, quality, and equity. These values emphasise strong and trusting relationships, a willingness to learn and adapt, maintaining high standards of integrity, and celebrating and seeking diversity to co-produce systems and products that reflect the right voices to influence change. Imroc is made up of several specialised teams, each bringing a rich mix of lived and learnt experiences relevant to their portfolio of work.