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Keeping My Chest Healthy is now available to license!

The award‑winning NHS‑led respiratory pathway is now ready for your service.

Keeping My Chest Healthy (KMCH) can now be licensed by organisations across the UK, making it easier than ever to embed high‑quality, evidence‑based respiratory care for people with learning disabilities in your local area

Developed within the NHS and co‑produced with clinicians, families and people with lived experience, KMCH translates national guidance into practical, person‑centred action. It supports teams to identify respiratory risk earlier, prevent avoidable illness, and deliver safer, more consistent care.

KMCH in practice

Why license KMCH?

Licensing KMCH gives your organisation access to a complete, ready‑to‑use package designed to support real‑world practice – not just a one‑off training course.

Licensed services receive:

  • CPD‑accredited online training to build confidence and consistency across roles
  • Digital clinical tools including risk scoring, holistic assessment and care planning
  • Accessible, co‑produced care plans that are easy‑read, culturally relevant and translatable
  • Implementation and evaluation resources to support safe local rollout
  • Ongoing updates and new content, shaped by emerging evidence and national learning

KMCH grows with your service, providing continuous learning and development year on year.

Proven impact, sustainable model: KMCH has already been tested across NHS teams, demonstrating measurable improvements in outcomes and reductions in unplanned respiratory‑related healthcare contacts. Licensing supports the long‑term sustainability of the programme, ensuring the pathway remains current, evidence‑based and responsive to the needs of services and the people they support.

Available now: Organisations can now purchase a KMCH licence for their service, Trust, or local system, with options to suit different team sizes and multi‑site delivery.

Find out more about KMCH licensing, what’s included, and how to get started by visiting KMCH in your service