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For organisations

Extend care beyond the moment it is delivered.

Chiedza is exploring how a continuous recovery layer could work alongside employers, healthcare, education, insurers and community organisations.

Pilot partnerships in development

The gap

Many care systems are event-based. Recovery is continuous.

An appointment, EAP call or wellbeing programme can be meaningful, but people still return to ordinary life. Chiedza is being designed for that space — supporting continuity without displacing existing care.

01

Employers

A thoughtful wellbeing layer beyond once-off EAP touchpoints, with structured aftercare and potential future integration.

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02

Healthcare providers

Continuity after sessions, patient recovery support, structured care summaries and warmer handovers.

Discuss a pilot
03

Education

Future youth wellbeing pathways with safeguarding, multilingual deployment and low-data access.

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04

Insurers & EAPs

An adaptive member wellbeing layer with pathway measurement, service integration and human handover.

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05

NGOs & public health

Potential underserved-market deployment, localisation, partner licensing and community access.

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Future licensing

Built to support different care contexts.

Potential future pathways include recovery-engine licensing, framework licensing, white-labelled deployments and public-health pilots.

Recovery layer
Partner framework
White-labelled pathway
Public-health pilot

Metrics that matter

Measure continuity and care — not screen time.

Return after a long absence

Outcome concept

Aftercare completion

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Warm-handover closure

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Reintegration milestones

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Distress-to-care latency

Outcome concept

Partnerships

Begin with a thoughtful pilot conversation.

Tell us about the care gap you are trying to address. We will be clear about what is ready, what is still being tested and what would need to be built together.