Empowering Everyday Independence
Feel more confident
at home
Enabiva helps older adults and carers understand what is working well, what feels difficult, and what small changes can make everyday life easier.
No commitment required · Exploratory conversations welcome
Why we exist
We believe independence is a feeling — not a diagnosis
We believe older adults deserve confidence, not judgement.
We believe carers deserve to be seen, not stretched.
We believe families deserve clarity, not crisis.
We believe small steps can change a day, a home, a life.
We believe everyone deserves to stay themselves, even as life changes.
Simple, supportive — nothing clinical.
What is Enabiva
A simple way to understand everyday life at home
Grounded in occupational therapy principles. Designed to feel safe, warm, and completely non-clinical — reaching people long before formal services are needed.
Guided reflection
A few simple questions across four areas — Functional, Confidence, Environment and Support — help build a picture of everyday life at home.
Personalised Independence Plan
Room-by-room suggestions delivered by email or WhatsApp. Practical, warm, and free from clinical language.
Gentle follow-up nudges
Kind prompts over time to support small actions. Never surveillance. Behaviourally informed and psychologically safe.
Carer pathway
A dedicated route for carers to reduce emotional load, improve communication and feel more supported in their role.
Clarity matters
What Enabiva is — and is not
It is
- A non-clinical guidance tool
- An early-stage, preventative support
- Occupational therapy-informed
- Scalable and digitally accessible
- Suitable across all housing tenures
- Free to users in Research Mode
It is not
- A clinical assessment
- A diagnostic or screening tool
- A medical device or treatment
- A risk-scoring or triage system
- A replacement for care services
- For dedicated care settings
Why this matters: Enabiva reaches people before crisis — safely and at scale. It fills the gap between early changes at home and access to formal services, without clinical risk or regulatory burden.
Research in development
Housing, place and the built environment for an ageing population
We are developing a research proposal in response to this NIHR call. We are not yet funded — we are in the early stages of building a partnership network to support the application. The study will explore how a light-touch digital intervention can support independence, reduce health inequalities and sit within existing housing and prevention pathways.
Acceptability and usability across urban, rural and coastal settings
Impact on confidence, independence and daily living
Reducing health inequalities across tenure types and demographic groups
How Enabiva fits within real-world prevention and housing support pathways
Partnership
Who we are looking to work with
We welcome early, informal conversations. No commitment is required — we are simply exploring fit and mutual interest.
Local Authorities
Prevention and wellbeing services, adult social care, social prescribing and community support pathways.
Housing Associations
Older tenants in social housing, sheltered and supported housing, and housing with care settings.
Charities and VCS
Age-related charities, carer support organisations, community health and voluntary sector groups.
Get in touch
Start an exploratory conversation
No commitment required. We would love to hear from organisations interested in exploring partnership.
Jade Campbell
Founder & Intervention Lead, Enabiva
info@enabiva.comNo commitment required at this stage