rehabdesign™ were very proud to be involved with the Faith Shorts film competition and award ceremony for the second year running. We looked after the branding for the whole event and were kindly invited along to BAFTA for the awards themselves.
Another piece of our work has made a TV appearance! This time it was a poster for Adult Learners Week that we produced as part of a rebranding exercise. It popped up on Coronation Street a little while back. In fact it actually appeared in the top scene of all time as voted for by the viewers in celebration of 50 years of ‘the street’. Enjoy.
We’re not sure why we didn’t mention this at the time, but a health campaign that we worked on late last year was launched to much media fanfare!
The controversial NHS pilot to provide the contraceptive pill to teenage girls without prescription in pharmacies throughout the London boroughs of Southwark and Lambeth featured a range of items designed here at rehabdesign™. The posters in particular hit the headlines, appearing in many newspapers, on various websites and even on the TV during the BBC news!
We particularly like the Daily Mail’s take on the story and the quotes from Tory MPs Julian Brazier and Nadine Dorries!!
rehabdesign were recently commissioned to create an identity for NHS Lewisham’s new dental campaign. Once created it was rolled out across billboards, phone boxes, bus shelters, posters and leaflets.
A book we designed for Quid Publishing was spotted by my son on a coffee table during the first episode of a new series of Being Human on BBC3… Well spotted Luke!
The front covers of the book can be seen below.
Southwark Council commissioned rehabdesign to produce a brochure to be used by council representatives when they attend conferences across the country. The document will be used to share best practice on community cohesion. Over the years Southwark has achieved much in making our communities stronger and more resilient. They are especially proud of their partnership work with their residents, the voluntary, community sector, the police, the PCT and local agencies.
Community cohesion means working towards a society in which there is a common vision and sense of belonging by all communities, a society in which the diversity of people’s backgrounds and circumstances is appreciated and valued, a society in which similar life opportunities are available to all and a society in which strong and positive relationships exist and continue to be developed in the workplace, in schools and in the wider community.
rehabdesign have just completed designing a new title for Quid Publishing.
Packed with easy-to-follow illustrations and step-by-step instructions, this complete guide to playing cards tells you how to play 52 games, master 52 skills, and perform 52 tricks. Whether you want to sit down for a family game of cards, learn a fancy shuffle to impress your friends, or even a simple trick to amaze them, all you need is a deck of cards and this book.
We have recently completed this new book for Quid Publishing.
History is a catalogue of errors, and History’s Worst Decisions shines a light on fifty of the biggest. Starting with Adam and Eve’s original blunder in eating the apple, author Stephen Weir takes you on a tour of catastrophes from antiquity to modern times.
rehabdesign have designed the brand identity and all printed material for the ‘A picture of health’ campaign for NHS London.
‘A picture of health’ sets out to explain to the residents of Bexley, Bromley, Greenwich and Lewisham the options that have been produced to address the
issues that are preventing your local NHS from providing better, safer and affordable care. A more in depth explanation can be found on the
A picture of health website.
Thank you for taking a look at our website. Whilst you are here have a read of our blog below and see what we have been up to lately. If you click on the links above you’ll be able to find out more about us, view further examples of our work and discover what we can do for you.
If you think we can help you with any current or forthcoming design and print requirements, large or small, please contact us now.
rehabdesign have recently completed the branding and illustration for Southwark Children’s Services’ campaign ‘Talk and Play Everyday!’, aimed at encouraging parents to talk to their children during play to help their language development. Included in this campaign is a tote bag to colour in with the fabric crayons supplied.
We have recently completed a complete redesign of Lewisham Primary Care Trust’s internet and intranet sites.
Ealing Hospital commissioned rehabdesign� to create a corporate look to work within NHS guidelines. The identity is currenty rolling out across all printed matter.
rehabdesign have recently completed the branding and illustration for Southwark Children’s Services’ campaign “Sing & Rhyme Anytime”, aimed at encouraging families to sing together to help their children’s language development.
We have just completed a selection of colourful exhibition banners for Bexley Primary Care Trust.
Take a look and listen to this. Use your keyboard for better control.
A list of our combined top 100 songs… ever! (in no particular order).
rehabdesign employs its first hair stylist to sort out the varied styles that exist on the premises.
rehabdesign have recently designed the branding for Southwark Health and Social Care’s Stop Smoking campaign.
BBC TV ‘Street Doctor’ and resident GP of CBBC Smokehouse, Dr Jonty Heaversedge headed a team of stop smoking advisers hitting the streets of Peckham to find smokers willing to consider stopping smoking and find out more about services that can support them. The campaign is part of the build up to National No Smoking Day.
rehabdesign has designed the brand identity and a host of promotional material for this years Adult Learners’ Week.
Adult Learners’ Week is an annual week-long national campaign organised each May by the National Institute of Adult Continuing Education (NIACE). It seeks to engage and inspire people to pursue adult learning - either to catch up on skills not learnt at school, to learn for or at work, or to learn for fun.
It is the UK’s largest learning campaign, and promotes education and training for adults, provides access to information and guidance, motivates more adults to participate in learning opportunities and celebrates the learning achievements of adult learners through regional and national awards. It is a collaborative venture between education and training providers, broadcasters, and national and local government.
The week has the backing of the Department for Education and Skills and the European Social Fund and is also supported nationally and locally by a raft of prestigious organisations as diverse as Prudential, Ofcom, the Office of Communications, Jobcentre Plus, the Co-op, Royal Mail, Ufi/learndirect, broadcasters - including the BBC, Channel 4 and ITV - and City and Guilds.
rehabdesign have just completed designing a new title for Quid Publishing.
The Best Dance Moves in the World… Ever! covers everything that you need to know in order to strut your funky stuff.
Starting with the basics, it gives you the lowdown on the history of dance, pioneers of dance and what you should know before you hit the dance floor.
Happy new year and welcome to the International Year of the Potato
rehabdesign have just completed another book for Quid Publishing. Ideal for any nature-lover or backyard biologist, What Shat That? is an original and insightful survey of the substance that, like it or not, unites every living creature, from your pet dog to the African elephant.
rehabdesign are in the process of designing a new title for Quid Publishing. The Best Dance Moves in the World…Ever!
Following the unprecedented sales success of the initial range of rehabdesign t-shirts, we are almost completely out of stock. In fact, there is only one remaining!
For your chance to win the last ever, celebrity endorsed, RDT002 ‘Together everyone achieves more’, simply answer the following question; when was rehabdesign formed? Send your answer along with your name, postal and email address to us here or by adding a comment to this post. The first correct answer to be picked at random will win! Good luck.
The other two designs in the initial range of rehabdesign t-shirts, RDT001 ‘Wear in a cool dry place’ and RDT003 ‘As long as there’s, you know, sex and drugs, I can do without the rock and roll’, have also now sold out. If you would be interested in a reprint of any of our t-shirts email recover@rehabdesign.co.uk stating your preference (all three designs can be seen here)
rehabdesign were recently commissioned by NIACE (National Institute of Adult Continuing Education) to design and print a 32 page ‘motivational’ magazine.The publication aims to highlight the benefits and opportunities available in learning and to publicise Adult Learning Week, the largest celebration of learning in the UK, and one of the country’s largest ‘not for profit’ campaigns. The purpose of the campaign is to celebrate the achievements of adult learners and in doing so, motivate others to get involved.
New Horizons, is primarily a promotional tool to deliver key campaign messages to the target audience of ‘potential’ adult learners. Presented as a glossy easy-to-read bite-sized magazine, it acts as a call to action for the campaign helpline (learndirect), contains information and advice on learning opportunities, includes tips for gaining employment and training, and highlights success stories; all used at motivational triggers for the reader. It is distributed throughout England via relevant providers and public-facing bodies.
In February 1999, in response to a ground-swell of opinion, the Hillsborough Justice Campaign, wrote to all football clubs in the English and Scottish leagues requesting that they observe a minute’s silence at the game they were to play on 15th April (the tenth anniversary of the Hillsborough Disaster). At the same time the group contacted the Chief Executives of the English and Scottish FA’s and the Premier League asking them to endorse the request. Tony Banks, the then Minister for Sport was also informed.
The rationale behind the request was that by observing a minute’s silence, football clubs all over the country would be giving their supporters the opportunity to show a mark of respect to the dead of Hillsborough. It would also offer a gesture of support to bereaved families and survivors whom would derive a tremendous source of comfort.
The response was overwhelming. Both the FA and the Premier League instructed ALL clubs to observe a minute’s silence. The following are extracts from the two organisations:
“I am writing to confirm that the Football Association has informed the participating clubs that there will be a minute’s silence prior to each of the F.A Cup Semi-final ties on 11th April 1999. The Football Association believes that it is particularly significant that a tribute should be paid at the F.A. Cup Semi-final.”
(David Davies, Executive Director, The Football Association)
“In remembrance of all those who lost their lives on that fateful day and as a mark of respect to everyone else who has suffered as a result of the events at Hillsborough , we are asking all our clubs to observe one minute’s silence at their games over the weekend of 17th and 18th April. The whole of football will be united in grief and sadness as we remember the terrible events of ten years ago.”
(Mike Foster, Acting Chief Executive of the FA Premier League)
However, even more pleasing from the campaigns’ point of view was the fact that most clubs responded positively to the request of their own accord and prior to the instructions of the two organisations.
Sadly the one major club that ignored the request was Liverpool. This was in keeping with their policy of ignoring the Justice Campaign. Although they did hold a minute’s silence it was in response to the F.A.’s instruction.
welcome to our website…
rehabdesign was formed in 2001. We are a multi-disciplinary graphic design and print practice based in Brighton (well, Hove, actually). Our team mixes diverse backgrounds, skills and hairstyles, working together to bring out the best in each other and our clients, whatever the project. We take an informal approach to encourage the best and most appropriate ideas, and then apply them with commercial realism. Simple.
Here’s just a note to remind you that there are still a few rehabdesign t-shirts available for sale. All designs are £25.00 (inc. vat and postage). If you would like to order one email us your details at recover@rehabdesign.co.uk stating your choice and we’ll contact you with payment options. Thanks for looking.
This is just a very small selection of health and social care related work we have completed here at rehabdesign™.
As part of the local government performance framework, DEFRA have set up a number of National Indicators for local authorities. The London borough of Southwark must reduce carbon emissions by 8.5% by 2011.
rehabdesign have been commissioned by Southwark to design all communication materials for The Big Switch Off. The latest project has involved the design and production of a 3D house detailing where energy, and therefore money, can be saved around the home.