East Cheshire NHS Charity, formerly known as ECHO, is delighted to announce its new look and website.
As the official charity of East Cheshire NHS Trust, East Cheshire NHS Charity’s mission is to go above and beyond standard government funding to make our local NHS feel that extra special. Funds raised help transform the everyday for patients, family and staff in the NHS, from supporting with health and wellbeing to providing toys to brighten up young patients’ days, or home comforts for long stay patients.
As part of the refreshed name and look, the charity has a new vibrant and intuitive website that has lots of information on how people can donate, fundraise and volunteer. The website shares what the charity does, the impact it has and how the local community can get involved. Please visit new the new website for more information:
http://www.eastcheshirenhscharity.org
East Cheshire NHS Trust Director of Corporate Affairs and Governance, Lorraine Jackman, said:
“I am delighted with the refreshed look and communications around the vital work that East Cheshire NHS Charity (formerly ECHO) does. East Cheshire NHS Charity works hand in hand with staff delivering our incredible healthcare services to help them go above and beyond for patients, families and staff.”
East Cheshire NHS Trust Non-Executive Director Jackie Waugh said:
"The rebrand perfectly represents East Cheshire NHS Charity's values and ambition, giving it a fresh modern feel to better connect with our local community and inspiring everyone to get involved in supporting the charity’s efforts of making our local NHS that extra special."
The charity rebrand was the work of Macclesfield-based marketing agency Embrace Marketing, who were entrusted to develop a brand that could perfectly capture the essence of the charity’s mission and engage the local community.
Embrace’s Managing Director, Becky Reardon, said:
“It was an honour to oversee the transformation of such a vital local charity. From the beginning, it was our goal to create a brand that embodied the charity’s purpose, what makes the charity so special and to resonate with the local community. We engaged with a wide range of staff, volunteers and patients to listen to what they thought the new ‘look’ and ‘feel’ of the charity should be, and are very excited to see the refreshed brand come to life and spread the word about how East Cheshire NHS Charity helps our local NHS services go the extra mile.”
Lily Preston, Fundraising and Events Manager at East Cheshire NHS Trust, expressed her excitement about the rebrand, saying:
“The refreshed branding will enable East Cheshire NHS Charity to link in with the community more than ever. The new website highlights the impact of the charity’s work and provides a user-friendly experience for anyone wanting to explore and discover the many ways they can help to make a difference.”
To find out more about the work East Cheshire NHS Charity does to enhance experiences for local patients, families and staff, visit their new website or email:
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