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Health and wellbeing

Supporting healthier, happier lives
A poster on a tiled wall features a young woman with long hair and a serious expression. Welsh text appears in a speech bubble above her, and there are various logos and a QR code at the bottom of the poster.
A booklet titled Everything you need to know about period pain with a navy blue and pink cover, lying on a pink surface. The cover includes logos for Bloody Brilliant and NHS Wales.
Three women sit at a panel table with microphones and drinks, engaged in discussion. A screen behind them displays the text “A Scotland that cares” alongside an image of two people smiling.

Health matters to everyone. From life-saving screening programmes to mental health support, the way we communicate about health and wellbeing can change how people feel, think and act.

We’ve worked with NHS teams, charities and public bodies to create campaigns, resources and digital platforms that make complex topics clear, inclusive and accessible.
Our focus is always on building trust and helping people make informed choices that improve their wellbeing.

Our approach

  • Messages that empower, not stigmatise – handling sensitive health topics with empathy
  • Designs everyone can access and use – accessibility built in from the start
  • Campaigns shaped with communities, not just for them – working alongside patients, professionals and the public
  • Work that makes a measurable difference – focused on positive change, not just outputs

Our services in this sector

Who we work with
A younger hand gently holds an older person's hand, both illuminated by soft sunlight, conveying care and connection. The older person wears a purple sleeve with a red-trimmed cuff. A large mural on a brick building depicts a woman in blue scrubs and a face mask, titled “MELANIE, MARCH 2020.” A ladder leans against the wall below the mural, which is part of the National Portrait Gallery’s “Hold Still” project.

Projects in health and wellbeing

 View all work A poster featuring a young woman with long hair and a serious expression. Text reads, It’s not something I should feel embarrassed about. Periods are normal, and Bloody Brilliant! Powered by Brandbag. There’s a QR code at the bottom. Public Health Wales

Empowering young people by padding-out their period knowledge

Coming soon PHW

Empowering people to live well and thrive

NHS Executive

Putting women’s health at the centre of care

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Latest in health and wellbeing

 View all articles Abstract image with swirling shades of orange, red, and purple, blending smoothly to create a sense of motion and depth—a soft, glowing wave reminiscent of the energy behind the Glow For Good programme.

Launching Glow For Good – The Everglow Partner Programme

Launching the NHS Women’s Health Plan for Wales

 Close-up of a person’s eye, showing detailed skin texture, eyelashes, and reflections in the eye. The lighting highlights the contours around the eye, emphasising emotion and focus—perfect for visuals supporting the #NotTheOne campaign.

#NotTheOne – a campaign to educate young people about the impacts of knife crime

 A woman stands at a lectern giving a speech at the #WeCanWeWill Launch Event, with a large screen behind her displaying a close-up of her face and the text: Beth Elliot, Time to Change Champion. The setting features blue lighting.

Launching the #WeCanWeWill campaign

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