Family for Every Child needed a website that could communicate its mission more clearly while handling the practical demands of a global organisation, from donations and CRM integration to video, research and a substantial resource library. We rewrote the core content, developed the new visual direction, directed video content and oversaw the build through to launch. The result was a more open, engaging and flexible website that reduced ongoing costs while giving Family for Every Child a stronger platform for its work, supported by an ongoing communications relationship rather than a one-off redesign.

We developed a messaging framework, website, a suite of downloadable resources, and ongoing communications to support the promotion of Think Local Act Personal's 'Making It Real' initiative – resulting in a significant growth in audience reach.

The Dementia Change Action Network, or DCAN, was set up to connect people and organisations around one shared goal – to tackle key challenges faced by people living with dementia, together.

We were approached by DCAN to support them through the whole branding process – from defining key messages and naming the organisation through to visual identity and design of key publications.

Wellbeing Teams set out to rethink homecare around health, purpose and connection, and needed a brand that felt as different as the model itself. We developed the identity, messaging, website and wider communications, creating a flexible system that helped the organisation reach people looking for care, potential team members, commissioners and policymakers – while building visibility, attracting funding and strengthening its reputation as an innovative voice in social care.

UK Trade & Investment support British businesses to sell their products and services overseas. For their upcoming trade missions to Asia, they needed an identity that would promote what they do while remaining respectful to local markets and cultures. The new imagery needed to look fresh and modern, highlight the diversity of British business, and communicate the future-focused attitude of British commercial interests.

Logo design for the National Co-production Advisory Group – a group of people with lived experience of drawing on care and support who work together to promote personalised care and support at a national, regional and local level.

Around the world, millions of children are living a life on the move. Some children leave home to access rights and opportunities elsewhere; whereas other children are forced into moving to avoid war or conflict, to escape natural disasters, or for other reasons.

Family for Every Child wanted to highlight the challenges faced by children who are living their life on the move. They commissioned us to develop a brand identity for a digital awareness campaign, and to support this with key messages and the development of social media assets.

Wayfinding for a new NHS health centre in the borough of Knowsley, Merseyside.

Our new website for Manchester's Chinese Arts Centre led to a post-launch increase in site visitors, social shares, and online shop sales.

A modern new website for the charity Lion ALERT, alongside designs for merchandise for their online shop.

Mills, Mines and Malt was created to bring new life to an old canal towpath in Mirfield, West Yorkshire, through a community arts trail rooted in the area’s industrial history. We developed a bright, distinctive identity, signage and printed maps designed to capture attention while still reflecting the character of the place.

We wrote, edited and designed Family Matters magazine from end to end, interviewing staff and supporters, shaping stories, writing donation appeals and creating links into the organisation’s wider website and fundraising activity. The magazine became a way to bring the work to life, deepen supporter engagement and give readers clear reasons to stay involved.

We wrote, edited and designed Family for Every Child's annual reports, bringing their story to life in an engaging way while meeting statutory reporting requirements.

We created a range of new materials for Alzheimer’s Society, for both internal and external use, including printed brochures, infographics, and colleague workshop aids. Each product was the result of an end-to-end collaborative service. From idea generation to copywriting, edits to final design, HopeWorks worked with Alzheimer’s Society every step of the way to ensure their message and training evolved in lockstep with social and political changes.

We designed and built a website for Helen Sanderson Associates USA, refreshing the brand in the process.