Cocoon Relief

Pilot Programme

Demonstrations, pilot planning and deployment discussions.

Cocoon is available for demonstration, product assessment and serious deployment discussions. Cocoon Relief is seeking suitable partners for pilot planning across indoor settings, serviced outdoor sites, homelessness and winter provision, emergency accommodation and humanitarian response, with further units to be produced against agreed pilot requirements.

Three focus areas

Pilot conversations we are actively seeking.

Product demonstration

Cocoon is available for in-person demonstration and serious deployment discussions with suitable partners.

Operational pilot planning

Planning a pilot in a suitable building, serviced outdoor site or other deployment setting — assessing layout, capacity, deployment process and operational fit with the partner organisation.

Homelessness / winter provision trials

Trials within winter provision, rough-sleeping response, supported outdoor deployment or emergency accommodation settings, focused on warmth, protection, privacy and operational handling.

Further units can be produced against agreed pilot requirements, with indicative production timelines ranging from 7–10 days for small batches to 45–60 days for larger production runs, plus transport.

Who we are speaking with

Organisations working with urgent accommodation and shelter need.

Asylum accommodation providersLocal authorities and emergency planning teamsHomelessness charities and night shelter operatorsHumanitarian NGOsDisaster relief organisationsProcurement leadsFunders and partners

Pilot evaluation

What a pilot can evaluate.

A Cocoon Relief pilot is an opportunity to test real performance in your setting. We will work with you to define the evaluation criteria that matter most for your organisation.

  • Deployment speed and ease of setup
  • Layout efficiency and space utilisation
  • Occupant privacy, warmth and rest experience
  • Warmth and insulation performance
  • Ventilation and condensation performance
  • Cleaning, turnover and maintenance procedures
  • Operational management and welfare-check practicality
  • Staff training and setup processes
  • Storage, pack-down and redeployment
  • Occupant feedback — warmth, privacy, sleep, belongings and sense of control
  • Integration with surrounding site provision
  • Fire safety and emergency access compliance

No purchase commitment

A pilot conversation is not a commitment to purchase. It is a structured way to evaluate Cocoon Relief properly before any procurement decision.

Joint evaluation

We work alongside your team from site assessment through to evaluation review.

Flexible scope

Pilot size, setting and timeline are agreed together based on your constraints and evaluation priorities.

Process

From use-case assessment to feedback-led adaptation.

01

Use-case assessment

We discuss your organisation, the accommodation challenge you face and the setting where a pilot would sit.

02

Building / site review

We review the proposed deployment building or site for suitability and layout potential.

03

Layout planning

We work with you to design the layout, capacity, numbering, circulation and welfare access for the pilot.

04

Pilot scope

We agree the pilot scope: unit numbers, duration, evaluation criteria and partner responsibilities.

05

Production lead time

Further units can be produced against agreed pilot requirements within indicative production timelines.

06

Deployment and evaluation

Units are deployed within the agreed setting and evaluated against the criteria most relevant to your organisation.

07

Feedback-led adaptation

Pilot feedback informs subsequent product, layout and package refinements.

Discuss a pilot or request a demonstration.

Tell us about your organisation and the accommodation challenge you are facing.