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Latest PKD Charity Newsletter
While polycystic kidney disease (PKD) affects more people people than Down's syndrome, cystic fibrosis, muscular dystrophy and sickle cell anaemia combined, it has a lower profile than any of these conditions. Yet, PKD is a serious genetic disease that impairs kidney function – often affecting many members of a family at one time.
The PKD Charity is seeking to raise the profile of the condition with the public with the next World Kidney Day (13 March 2008) and to bring people affected by PKD together through support groups and online discussion.
In November, we sent our third PKD Charity newsletter to print to the great pleasure of many members of the charity's board of trustees, who said it was the 'best yet'.
Jellymould's Jo Johnson and Harriet Powney wrote and edited the newsletter, and it was designed by Emile Facey.
Download the PKD Charity Newsletter - Winter 2007 (PDF)
23 November 2007
Let's Get Cooking - website for School Food Trust
Let’s Get Cooking is a five year, £20 million programme, supported by the BIG Lottery Fund, to set up a network of 5,000 cooking clubs across England, giving children, non-cooking parents and the wider community the skills, confidence and enthusiasm to cook healthy meals from scratch.
Jellymould's website designer Emile Facey, was proud to collaborate with the School Food Trust and website development company JamKit to design this fun but important community website.
www.letsgetcooking.org.uk
31 October 2007
Online furniture shop
Jellymould has launched an online shop for British furniture company Lorna Dewey who sell a wide range of products from modern oak furniture to traditional mahogany furniture.
The website development was a collaboration with Web Euphoria. The site features has an comprehensive administration area to enable Lorna Dewey's staff to keep the site up to date, communicate with customers and monitor sales.
Lorna Dewey Furniture
www.lornadeweyfurniture.co.uk
8 October 2007
Website to help tackle homelessness using privately rented flats
After the streets, a hostel is a safer, warmer and more supportive place to stay but it is not a long-term solution. People need to move into more suitable accommodation.
In partnership with homelessness agencies, the private rented sector can provide a transitional housing solution to enable individuals to leave street life behind and move into mainstream life more quickly.
The London Housing Foundation is currently focussing its attention on supporting homelessness agencies to make greater use of the private rented sector as a means of tackling and preventing homelessness. To support this aim, they commissioned Jellymould to design and develop a website.
The end result is the Private Rented Sector Website, featuring a sophisticated content management system. The searchable list of London private rented sector schemes has been delivered by Crisis and the Resource Information Service.
www.privaterentedsector.org.uk
6 July 2007
HeadzUp website for children and teenagers with alopecia
We are proud to launch HeadzUp.org.uk, a website for children and teenagers with alopecia published by Alopecia UK. The site aims to provide information and support in a fun, cool, confidence building environment.
The site gives young people lots of opportunities to contribute pictures, stories and ideas - and the centrepiece of the site is the message board, which had added security and is pre-moderated.
28 June 2007
MyAsiaSpace is the brain child of the charity Concern Worldwide. It offers young British Asians a place to post and share their photos - and to see the photos taken by teenagers in Bangladesh.
The site features a photo-journalism competition, and entries will be exhibited at this year's London Mela.
The website production was a collaborative project - design by Jellymould, logo by 123Klan, information architecture and project management by JamKit, development by GCD.
www.myasiaspace.net
11 June 2007
New hands on the decks
Jellymould has recently begun working with Richard East and Cliff Hulley, two freelance developers with a vast amount of experience between them. Both are happy developing e-commerce sites, creating bespoke content management systems and multi-featured online systems. They're also nice guys and we're really pleased to have their help.
20 May 2007
Beyond a Helpline website
Our latest piece of work for the London Housing Foundation is a website to support their Beyond a Helpline pilot initiative, which endeavours to provide high quality, affordable human resources support to small homelessness agencies who often do not have an HR officer, let alone an HR director.
The site provides a place where the heads of the agencies that have subscribed to the pilot can access and download template policies, procedures and briefings on legal developments.
www.beyondahelpline.org.uk
16 May 2007
PKD Charity Newsletter
Jellymould writes, edits and designs the PKD Charity newsletter. The latest issue is available as an interactive PDF.
PKD Charity Chair Tess Harris said, "Jellymould provides our charity with a highly professional service covering
the writing, design and production of our regular newsletter and leaflets. They are a pleasure to work with, listen to our needs and deliver on time
and budget."
View the newsletter
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15 March 2007
Online surveys
We have joined forces with Gary Hoyte Consulting to offer online staff surveys.
Contact us to find out more.
13 March 2007
Bleep43 Radio podcast
Electronic music radio show Bleep43 is now available as a podcast. Contact us if you're interested in podcasts.
22 January 2007
Website to help homeless agencies achieve their aims
The London Housing Foundation has been supporting homelessness agencies to take an 'outcomes approach' - setting, measuring and learning from the outcomes of their work - for five years with the support of outcomes experts Triangle Consulting and Charities Evaluation Service.
The Foundation commissioned Jellymould to create a site through which it could share its growing outcomes knowledge and resources, in particular the Outcomes Star Collection, which Jellymould had previously edited and designed.
The Foundation also wanted to provide a means for homeless agencies to share their knowledge and experiences of using an outcomes approach.
On 5th January 2007, Jellymould launched Homeless Outcomes, a content managed website offering different levels of control to different contributors. On relevant pages, the site offers visitors the opportunity to contribute their views and experiences via a simple comments box. Other pages offer visitors the option to say how valuable they think the page is by giving it a rating between one and five.
www.homelessoutcomes.org.uk
5th January 2007
Looking at the Stars
We're proud to have edited and designed the Outcomes Star, a collection of four handbooks describing a new approach to supporting homeless people to tackle the issues that have led them to street life.
The approach evolved from the London Housing Foundation's outcomes programme and was developed for the Foundation by Triangle Consulting who are experts in outcomes management. The publications are available to download for free and are offered with a Creative Commons licence, meaning that they can be adapted for use by other sectors and organisations so long as the copyright holders, including ourselves, are credited.
Editing assistance was provided by Harriet Powney.
View the Outcomes Star
30th November 2006
Lifeworks record cover design
An electronic music compilation featuring artwork and graphic design by Jellymould's Emile Facey was released on Monday 24 July. Lifeworks is a triple vinyl LP with music from Jacen Solo, Common Factor, Mysteron and Arne Weinberg.
The collection has been compiled by Doug Adamson, aka Jacen Solo, and released on Sam Tinley's Open Mind Recordings.
We're chuffed to see that the compilation's packaging is being talked about along with the music in the first reviews. Smallfish said, "Packaging looks lovely with a very stylish black and white cover." While Phonica wrote, "If only all record labels produced such beautfully collected, lavishly
packaged releases as this."
View the Lifeworks record cover packaging
24 July 2006
The Cabinet of Shameless Acts is a new generation of contemporary circus artists. The performers have been trained through a programme delivered by Cardboard Citizens who host the UK's largest arts performance programme for homeless and ex-homeless people.
In the Spring, Jellymould worked with the charity to create an impressive press promotion for the Cabinet of Shameless Acts first event, which was fast approaching. Within a handful of days, we created a brand, designed two e-invitations and launched a microsite.
We then developed a further 11 websites, one for each of the circus artists involved with the programme. Each website can be edited via an Internet browser, like Firefox or Internet Explorer. Each of the performers has been given a manual on editing their website and training in creating and maintaining exciting, usable, search engine friendly web content.
The microsite has grown into a fully fledged website with links to each of the circus performers individual sites.
The troupe are available for bookings.
www.cabinetofshamelessacts.com
31 May 2006
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