Big Help Project’s Rebrand: Putting Accessibility at the Forefront

For over tens years, Big Help Project has been at the forefront of providing on the ground wrap-around services to make sure nobody is left in crisis. We exist to make impactful changes to help people break the cycle of poverty.

People are at the core of everything we do, and we wanted our branding to represent that.

So what’s changed? Whilst we may look different, the support we provide remains the same. You can feel reassured that we are still the same charity who want to create impactful changes to the lives of people in crisis, we believe our new look helps us to be more user friendly and accessible.

We are proud to not only announce our rebrand, but our new website that comes along with it. Accessibility is a huge factor in some of the key changes we have made, that’s why we’re partnering with Recite Me on our website to provide the most comprehensive accessibility tools for those who need extra support with looking at a computer screen/phone screen, more language options, a screen reader in multiple different languages, and much more. We are making ourselves accountable and putting accessibility at the forefront, and we’re pleased to extend that into our digital spaces.

We are Big Help Project, and we’re here to help.