Working now
- 54-table application foundation
- Signed-in organisation drafts, evidence statements and submissions
- Staff review, eligibility decisions and membership assessment
- Ownership, permissions, transaction rollback and audit writes
A familiar Reach, with clearer journeys, stronger evidence and more ways to contribute. Explore the WordPress prototype and the proposed improvements to Reach.
A working organisation-review pilot, connected fictional journeys and a clear plan for the remaining integrations. Explore the readiness summary below.
Follow Northside and Sam through approval, recruitment, a completed project and a reference. Switch between the existing staff, organisation and volunteer workspaces. Fictional progress stays in one browser tab; reset it at any time.
These are capability labels, not a launch-readiness claim. No live migration, payment processing or production automation is implied.
Six starting points, with deeper detail only when you need it.
Find a role, ask a question and follow your progress in My Reach.
See how a charity finds people, manages applications and records outcomes.
Try a small, supported project and see how it becomes evidence you can keep.
Published Reach stories, example journeys and the community layer bring the mission to life.
Explore practical access information, work preferences and a supported pilot.
Understand the operating model, responsibilities and decisions needed to take this forward.
Skilled volunteering and trusteeships remain Reach’s foundation. This proposed extra route supports people who can contribute but need recent experience, confidence or a reference.
Start with a clear scope, realistic hours and the support you need.
See example briefsAgree the working arrangements and stay connected with a named contact.
View a placementReview the outcome, skills and reference. Choose your next step when you’re ready.
View the example recordVoluntary throughout. No diagnosis required. Further volunteering, learning or paid work are choices, never guaranteed outcomes.
Open a topic to find the supporting pages.
Built in WordPress: responsive navigation, role sharing, keyword and topic discovery, connected public content, opportunity and profile previews, organisation and volunteer workspaces, accessible experience pathways, Stories & Impact, and trust/reporting concepts. Selected demos respond in your browser; several dashboard controls remain interface previews.
Needed from Reach: authorised access to the complete Drupal codebase, custom modules, configuration, a safely prepared database and file copy, and documentation of permissions, integrations, scheduled jobs and operational workflows. Scraped public pages cannot reveal these rules.
Then we can refine and implement: map records and permissions, validate feature parity, rehearse migration, and build reliable receipts, reminders, expiry checks, matching and exception queues. Core automation should work without AI, with staff handling sensitive decisions and exceptions.
This is a rebuild and validation process, not an automatic Drupal-to-WordPress conversion. Data access, migration scope, integration access and launch approval need agreement with Reach. No live migration or background automation is claimed here. Connected discovery currently uses a curated index; production needs permission-aware indexing, managed tags and approved record relationships.
Reach leads the mission. Inkfire powers the platform.Proposed technology, accessibility engineering and platform operations.
Explore the responsibilitiesTry a signup route for charities, grassroots groups and social enterprises, with proportionate evidence, role safeguards and income-based or sponsored membership. The concept preview explains review routes. A separate signed-in pilot now saves applications, supporting evidence and staff decisions; registry lookups, document uploads and billing remain unconnected.
Explore organisation signup & membership →