ORVIA Foundation · Intake

ORVIA Foundation

Individuals and families who need an ORVIA review but cannot afford one, and organisations who want to sponsor access.

Pro-bono and sponsored access to ORVIA reviews, held to the same standard as paid work.

Your intake pack

Every ORVIA service has three parts. Read them in order.

What you will receive

A written specification of the actual deliverable. What is in scope, what is out of scope, and what has to be signed off before work starts.

Read the spec (PDF)

Pre-scoping questionnaire

A structured set of questions to help you gather your thoughts before we talk. You do not need to have every answer.

Download questionnaire (PDF)

Send an enquiry

Fill in the short form below. A named ORVIA person replies within three working days after Gate One review.

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Enquiry form — ORVIA Foundation

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Foundation applications are held to the same evidence and governance standard as paid work. We do not disclose applicant identity to sponsors. Sponsors fund access to reviews, not specific outcomes.

Your name *

Your email *

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Are you applying as

If a professional is referring on your behalf, please name their role (not their name).

In your own words, what has brought you to ORVIA today? *

Is there a hearing, deadline or meeting in the next 21 days?

I understand ORVIA will only progress this enquiry through Gate One review, and that no ORVIA fee is invoiced before I have accepted a written scope. I have read the privacy notice and agree to ORVIA processing the information I have just provided. Optional — send me the ORVIA newsletter (education only, no sales).

Please do not upload documents through this form. Once your enquiry passes Gate One, a private SharePoint workspace is created for any evidence you choose to share.

What ORVIA Foundation is not

Not legal representation or legal advice.
Not a clinical diagnosis or clinical opinion.
Not a statutory investigation and not a substitute for one.
Not a guarantee of a particular outcome for a specific person, case or organisation.
Not accreditation from a regulator or professional body.