Building a better world, together.

Choose Love (formerly Help Refugees) are a group of everyday people, taking joint action to improve the lives of refugees. In less than two years, they became the biggest facilitator of grassroots aid in Europe. They now fund more than 80 projects across Europe and the Middle East and have had over 15,000 volunteers work with them to reach more than 700,000 beneficiaries. Until December 2017 however they were using an off the shelf donations platform that was returning poor results and losing them money.

The Business & Human Rights Resource Centre (BHRRC) exists to ensure that human rights are protected and corporations around the world involved in abuses are put in the spotlight. They work with a global network of NGOs and companies to advance human rights in business, promote corporate accountability and eradicate abuse.

CAST (The Centre for the Acceleration of Social Technology) is a charity focused on supporting the social sector in becoming more responsive, resilient and digitally-enabled. We've enjoyed a close partnership with CAST over a number of years now, working together frequently as one team to support excellent organisations in need of smart technical solutions to support their change-making work.

As ActionAid UK prepared for their Christmas fundraising appeal, they wanted to tell the kind of moving stories that help connect supporters and donors with the people ActionAid serve. To do that they needed powerful stories and bold, beautiful imagery.

A generation ago, 70% of people in Britain walked to school - now it’s less than half that. Living Streets came to us with a clear problem they needed to fix, and, appropriately, it was traffic based.

With increasing attacks on community groups, NGOs, charities and other civil society organisations across the world, CIVICUS needed a way to document the global pattern of repression, aggregating data from their members to pull together a picture of a complex global trend.

Charles Darwin Foundation have been a leading environmental voice since 1959. They needed a website to tell the story of their work and highlight their impact.

As the UK’s leading suicide prevention charity, Samaritans volunteers respond to around 10,000 calls for help every day. They needed more volunteers than ever to meet the growing demand for their helpline. We helped them develop an intuitive, volunteer-led dashboard to support Samaritans volunteers with their lifesaving work.

Co-created with people with lived experience, we brought Refugee Council's powerful new brand to life while making vital services accessible to those who need them most.

Vive la (digital) revolution! Together with the passionate team at All Out, we designed a built a Wagtail site that truly reflects their vision and needs- creating a solid foundation for their digital revolution.

The UK eating disorder charity, Beat, was looking to rebuild its HelpFinder platform- the first national, comprehensive directory of services and supports for eating disorders that even the NHS links to. Since its relaunch, thousands of people access it per month to search for local support in their communities.

SDAFMH supports anyone with experience of domestic abuse or forced marriage, as well as their family members, friends, colleagues and professionals who support them. We worked together to update their helpline system to be able to better support their most at risk and vulnerable callers.

Helplines Partnership—the main membership body for organisations that provide advice, information and support via phone, online chat, email or text message—needed a strong foundation for their planned digital transformation. Our solution gave them just that!

The Developer Society rapidly created a brand for Debt Hacker, a new campaign organisation addressing short-term loan industry issues. Working collaboratively with a team of specialists, we developed a cohesive visual identity and brand toolkit in just weeks, enabling Debt Hacker to quickly establish its presence and tackle urgent financial justice concerns.

The Leprosy Mission GB partnered with the Developer Society to rebuild their digital presence. Using agile methodology and the open-source Wagtail CMS, we created a sustainable, flexible website that aligns with their budget. This collaborative approach empowered TLM GB to independently maintain and evolve their digital strategy.