Communications

Good work deserves to be understood. We help charities, community organisations and social enterprises explain what they do, reach the right people and make their communications easier to keep up with.

Sound familiar?

Your newsletter is always a last-minute job. Your website takes three paragraphs to explain one service. Every poster looks different. You have plenty to say, but no clear plan for saying it. We can help turn that pile of jobs into something manageable.

Communications planning and strategy

We work out who you need to reach, what they need to understand and what you want them to do next. You receive a practical plan: audiences, messages, channels, priorities, responsibilities and a content calendar. No strategy gathering dust on a shelf.

Marketing and campaigns

Need people to sign up, use a service, attend an event or understand your social enterprise offer? We can shape the message, write the campaign copy and build the route from first interest to the next step. We agree the audience and purpose before choosing channels.

Content and design you can use

• Clear website and service-page copy.
• Newsletters, social posts, reports and campaign materials.
• Branded templates for posters, presentations and everyday updates.
• Plain-English editing and a consistent tone of voice.

We agree the number, format and revision rounds before starting. You receive the agreed finished materials and reusable templates, with a clear handover.

We deliver: Prioritise, Build, Embed

Prioritise: Pick the audience and communications problem worth solving. Build: Create the agreed plan, copy and design. Embed: Help your team use the templates, manage approvals and keep things moving.

A defined place to start

Our Communications & AI Delivery Sprint brings together one communications plan, one priority campaign, reusable design templates and one tested AI-assisted workflow. If you need communications without AI, we can scope that separately.

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Ongoing support

Once the first project is working, we can agree a monthly package with named outputs, an agreed support allowance and a review date. It is a defined service, with scope and price in writing—not an open-ended list of jobs.