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Sonia Napolitano

Service Designer
A person standing indoors in front of large leafy green plants, creating a natural, softly lit backdrop. They have short, tightly curled light‑brown hair and are wearing a light floral top with pastel flowers, layered under a grey cardigan. A small pin is attached to the cardigan, and the overall setting feels warm and relaxed, similar to a studio or office space with indoor plants.
A person standing indoors in front of large leafy green plants, creating a natural, softly lit backdrop. They have short, tightly curled light‑brown hair and are wearing a light floral top with pastel flowers, layered under a grey cardigan. A small pin is attached to the cardigan, and the overall setting feels warm and relaxed, similar to a studio or office space with indoor plants.
A person standing indoors in front of large leafy green plants, creating a natural, softly lit backdrop. They have short, tightly curled light‑brown hair and are wearing a light floral top with pastel flowers, layered under a grey cardigan. A small pin is attached to the cardigan, and the overall setting feels warm and relaxed, similar to a studio or office space with indoor plants.

Profile

Sonia is a Service Designer with a passion for working with communities and supporting business innovation. Sonia particularly cares about doing purposeful work that has a social impact and building strong relationships grounded in psychological safety. During her time studying business management at a Scottish university, she found her passion for working with people and using a design mindset and methodologies. Facilitation, co-design and supporting people’s sense-making to improve lives through user-centred solutions are at the centre of Sonia’s practice. After working with the public sector, the third sector, in digital transformation, in art and culture, in-house and in consultancy, Sonia joined Opencast in September 2024 as a Service Design Consultant.

Blog post

Close-up of hands writing on a yellow sticky note with a marker on a wooden table, with other stationery items visible nearby.”
How Opencast helped the ALLIANCE improve its member offer

Opencast recently supported the Health and Social Care Alliance Scotland (the ALLIANCE) with pro bono expertise in user-centred design. Here the ALLIANCE membership team shares its perspective, answering questions from Opencast’s lead service designer on the project. 

UCD

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Healthcare

A person standing indoors in front of large leafy green plants, creating a natural, softly lit backdrop. They have short, tightly curled light‑brown hair and are wearing a light floral top with pastel flowers, layered under a grey cardigan. A small pin is attached to the cardigan, and the overall setting feels warm and relaxed, similar to a studio or office space with indoor plants.

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Blog post

Close-up of hands writing on a yellow sticky note with a marker on a wooden table, with other stationery items visible nearby.”
How Opencast helped the ALLIANCE improve its member offer

Opencast recently supported the Health and Social Care Alliance Scotland (the ALLIANCE) with pro bono expertise in user-centred design. Here the ALLIANCE membership team shares its perspective, answering questions from Opencast’s lead service designer on the project. 

UCD

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Healthcare

A person standing indoors in front of large leafy green plants, creating a natural, softly lit backdrop. They have short, tightly curled light‑brown hair and are wearing a light floral top with pastel flowers, layered under a grey cardigan. A small pin is attached to the cardigan, and the overall setting feels warm and relaxed, similar to a studio or office space with indoor plants.

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Two people sit indoors, holding a tablet that displays the “GG Care” logo. One person wears a striped sweater, and the other wears a white T‑shirt with the same logo printed on it. The setting appears casual, with a plain interior background.
Helping GG Care build its offer for people with dementia and their carers

Dementia care impact venture GG Care was founded with a vision to harness the power of technology to help older people with dementia to live healthier, more independent lives – and bring peace of mind to the people who care for them. With limited in-house resources, it needed help to develop its new digital platform – and Opencast responded, offering pro bono support as part of its social impact programme.

Healthcare

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Social Impact & Sustainability

A person standing indoors in front of large leafy green plants, creating a natural, softly lit backdrop. They have short, tightly curled light‑brown hair and are wearing a light floral top with pastel flowers, layered under a grey cardigan. A small pin is attached to the cardigan, and the overall setting feels warm and relaxed, similar to a studio or office space with indoor plants.

Read more

Blog post

Two people sit indoors, holding a tablet that displays the “GG Care” logo. One person wears a striped sweater, and the other wears a white T‑shirt with the same logo printed on it. The setting appears casual, with a plain interior background.
Helping GG Care build its offer for people with dementia and their carers

Dementia care impact venture GG Care was founded with a vision to harness the power of technology to help older people with dementia to live healthier, more independent lives – and bring peace of mind to the people who care for them. With limited in-house resources, it needed help to develop its new digital platform – and Opencast responded, offering pro bono support as part of its social impact programme.

Healthcare

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Social Impact & Sustainability

A person standing indoors in front of large leafy green plants, creating a natural, softly lit backdrop. They have short, tightly curled light‑brown hair and are wearing a light floral top with pastel flowers, layered under a grey cardigan. A small pin is attached to the cardigan, and the overall setting feels warm and relaxed, similar to a studio or office space with indoor plants.

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