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Why the future of our planet is a behaviour change communications challenge
New brand, website and launch campaign for King’s College Hospital Charity
The new brand for King’s College Hospital Charity has just been launched across the group of hospitals supported by the Charity. The brand, developed by Creative Concern, is the result of six months of research and development including focus groups, drop-in sessions, online surveys and brand analysis.
BREATHE - North-East air quality campaign
The issue of air quality gained national attention in the headlines last year and sanctions have been imposed on local authorities as part of the Government's efforts to reduce traffic-related pollution in the form of nitrogen dioxide emissions across the country.
We worked with three councils in the North East on a creative campaign highlighting the issue of air quality and raising awareness of potential measures that will be put in place in Newcastle, Gateshead and North Tyneside, to ensure the new Government targets are met.
Social Media trends of 2019
Keeping up to date with the latest consumer, market, social and ethical trends is essential for any organisation hoping to thrive in their industry. And that’s why here at Creative Concern, we’re looking ahead to what we expect the biggest sustainability and social trends will be in 2019!
Online and social trends can change in a matter of minutes but until the next phase is invented, here are Creative Concern’s top 5 trend predictions for 2019.
Topics to watch in 2019
You may have already read our sustainability trend predictions for the coming year, but we couldn't stop there, here are Creative Concern's final five topics to look out for in 2019!
“The trends that are shaping the 21st Century world embody both promise and peril.” ~ Klaus Schwab
A reflection on 2018 trends and Creative Concern’s predictions of the sustainability and social trends that will dominate 2019.
After Attenborough’s imploring final words in Blue Planet II in 2017, “The future of humanity, and indeed all life on earth, now depends on us”, 2018 seemed to witness ethical living and more conscious consumption hit the mainstream as consumers on mass started to take notice of their usage, and tweeted about it.
Creating a sustainable healthcare masterplan
We’ve enjoyed a fruitful relationship with Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust over the years, developing their Green Heart behaviour change branding and associated campaigns, and supporting the sustainability team with a wide range of communications.
Our latest project saw us working with the team at MFT and Hillbreak to support the development of the Trust’s new sustainability strategy, known as The Masterplan.
Frontline Care: Saving the NHS?
Focused Care is a model of care revolutionising the NHS. It works alongside GP practices in Greater Manchester to assist patients who have complex needs such as homelessness, long term illnesses, substance misuse and domestic violence.
Creative Concern has worked with the team at Focused Care and ITV Shiver for a number of months on a 30-minute television programme that followed two Focused Care workers, Ruth Chorley and Lisa Chattington, as they helped their patients to rebuild their lives.
People's Powerhouse: A charter to transform the fortunes of the North and its people
People’s Powerhouse came to us to work on developing the design for their new charter, which was launched at their conference in Bradford in November.
The People’s Powerhouse is a movement made up of a diverse network of people who came together to help shape the debate and ensure that people and communities are at the centre of Northern Powerhouse plans.
The People’s Powerhouse charter outlines their vision of trust, change, fairness and diversity, setting the foundations of the movement to which individuals and businesses can subscribe to.
Manchester Museum: It's in our nature
In the summer of 2018, Manchester Museum came to us to reveal their exciting new plans for their future.
As the Museum closes a number of its galleries to enable essential building work to take place as their new South Asia and Chinese Culture galleries take shape, the Museum needed to communicate to visitors that their renowned natural history galleries are still open for business – and their dedication to natural history and environmental issues as steadfast as ever.