Our 25th Annual Report for Concern Worldwide reflects an arresting approach to presenting another twelve months of transformative work – as the organisation responded to the deepening effects of conflict and the climate crisis, the war in Ukraine and unprecedented levels of hunger.

A name and identity for a new programme, led by the Irish Hospice Foundation, that’s designed to provide comprehensive support to nursing homes in delivering palliative and end-of-life care. This programme aims to enhance the quality of life for residents and offer solace to families and loved ones during the bereavement process.

A new name and brand for the Daughters of Charity, an organisation that has been transforming the lives of people living with intellectual disabilities for almost one hundred years.

For over twenty consecutive years, we have been privileged to design Concern Worldwide's Annual Report – striving each year to exceed their expectations by creating a powerful, beautiful and relevant report without being ostentatious.

Designing a vibrant and memorable report about supports for social innovations that answers the question, 'Can we Rethink Ireland?' quantitatively and qualitatively.

Creating a cohesive brand toolkit – including tone of voice guidelines – for Concern Worldwide's global brand refresh would reflect the organisation's new unified approach and flex for different audiences across multiple platforms and geographies.

An optimistic Annual Report that reflects the challenges that Covid lockdowns have placed on the charity's operations – but also reaffirms to the cancer community that the Irish Cancer Society is still here and the support and services they're renowned for are still available.

A contemporary, energetic and engaging brand for Together Academy, a unique college and social enterprise cafe in Dublin, that offers a critical social and support network for adults with Down Syndrome.

Tallaght University Hospital Foundation (TUHF) is the independent arm of Tallaght University Hospital concerned with fundraising for research and other projects, as well as building the hospital’s brand image. Our brief was to create an identity for TUHF that would speak to its core audiences of hospital staff, fundraising groups in the vicinity, corporate donors and members of the general public.

Based in Maryland, Jhpiego, an affiliate of Johns Hopkins University, has been breaking down barriers to high-quality healthcare for the world's most vulnerable populations for more than 40 years. In order to engage effectively with potential funders, they needed a new identity to communicate their mission and values with greater impact, personality and focus. All of this with a name that some people (ok, a lot of people!) find challenging to pronounce. So, before we go any further: jhpiego = jay-pie-go. Easy!