Meet the Referrals & Partnerships Team

Dom is Head of Referrals and Partnerships at Dignus Group, leading the organisation’s approach to referrals, partnerships and sustainable growth across specialist services.

With nearly 20 years’ experience in health and social care, Dom brings a strong background in both commercial and operational leadership. His work focuses on strengthening referral pathways and ensuring individuals are supported to access the right home, in the right location, with the right level of care.

Prior to joining Dignus in 2025, Dom led a dedicated growth function for one of the UK’s largest specialist support providers, consistently delivering strong occupancy and performance outcomes. At Dignus, he continues to build collaborative relationships across the sector, helping more people move into environments where they can thrive.

Dom is particularly motivated by seeing individuals settle into new chapters of their lives and achieve goals they once thought were out of reach.

Outside of work, Dom enjoys sport – especially golf and football – and spending time travelling with his family. Weekends are often spent in the countryside with his partner, son and their dogs.

Imogen is a Referrals and Assessments Manager at Dignus Group, supporting individuals, families and professionals at the start of their journey with the organisation. She plays a key role in ensuring people are matched with the right environments and support, helping to create strong foundations from the outset.

Her pathway into care was shaped by personal experience, having seen first-hand the difference the right support can make. This inspired her to build a career where she could help others access the same opportunities. Imogen has progressed through roles including support worker, team leader, deputy and manager, giving her a well-rounded and practical understanding of complex, person-centred care.

In her current role, Imogen works closely with colleagues and partners to identify the right support solutions, always focusing on dignity, outcomes and long-term stability. While she is no longer based in frontline services, she remains closely connected to the impact of the work and is passionate about helping people lead fulfilling, meaningful lives.

Imogen particularly values the opportunity to meet people at the beginning of their journey and follow the progress they make – from building confidence and relationships to achieving personal goals. She is proud to play a part in helping people access support at the moments it matters most.