Patient care Locally were delivering exceptional healthcare across the East Midlands but nobody beyond their patch knew it. TASK built their brand from scratch, gave them a professional voice and placed them on a national stage. Three years later, they’d saved the NHS almost £9 million and grown their turnover from £5 million to £23 million
TASK helped Patient Care locally take essential healthcare services directly to the people who needed them most, across five counties and some of the most underserved communities in the East Midlands. In 2024/25, over 35,000 people received care. This is how communication strategy translates into human impact.
Handa Training are one of the UK’s largest national training providers for independent advocates. They needed more than a website. They needed a fully integrated learning platform that could enrol learners, deliver City & Guilds accredited courses, and handle payments, all without losing the personal touch that built their reputation. TASK made it happen.
An unused retail unit on Bell Street in Wigston, Leicestershire had served its community well as a Covid vaccination centre. When government funding was withdrawn, its future looked uncertain. A coalition including PCL, Helping Hands Community Trust, Turning Point and Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust saw an opportunity. They wanted to transform Bell Street into a permanent Health & Wellness Hub. They came to TASK with one question: how do you make a grant application truly stand out?
We didn’t want to answer that in a meeting room.
The Access To Justice Foundation had a site that was turning people away. No engagement, no donations, no clear sense of who they were and what they stood for. TASK rebuilt it from the ground up. The results spoke for themselves
The Access To Justice Foundation came to TASK with a site that was quietly failing them. Slow to load, impossible to navigate on a phone and without a single clear prompt to act. Their site was turning people away before they’d had a chance to connect. Donations had stalled and engagement had flatlined.
A brand new company with a pioneering idea, CUR8 had the vision. What they needed was a website compelling enough to convince the world’s biggest investors that carbon removal was the future.
In 2021, CUR8 came to TASK as a brand new climate tech venture with a genuinely pioneering idea: not just offsetting carbon emissions, but removing them from the atmosphere entirely. They were preparing to seek investment and wanted their website to play a crucial role in investor presentations.
The website needed to work hard: explaining a complex scientific concept clearly, whilst being compelling enough to make investors take notice.
We led with a single visual statement : The Science is Clear. We Need Carbon Offset Removals.
When the people closest to David Longdon decided to honour his life through a registered charity, they needed it to feel like him. TASK built the complete infrastructure from scratch, solving the creative, strategic, and audience challenges that come with launching a brand-new charity, and working with Prog Magazine and Nordoff & Robbins to give it immediate reach and credibility.
What TASK delivered was a complete infrastructure: positioning, identity, website, content, strategy and partnerships, each one informed by a genuine understanding of who David was and what this Foundation needed to become.
TASK helped Patient Care locally take essential healthcare services directly to the people who needed them most, across five counties and some of the most underserved communities in the East Midlands. In 2024/25, over 35,000 people received care. This is how communication strategy translates into human impact.
The Roving Healthcare Units (RHUs) weren’t a gimmick. They were a serious response to a serious problem: the growing gap between healthcare provision and the people least able to access it. The homeless, the refugee population, those living with addiction as well as the elderly and those with a language barrier. People for whom a GP appointment can feel impossible, for reasons which are rarely simple.
ASB Help supports vulnerable victims of anti-social behaviour – but their website was letting them down. Two completely different audience, one platform, and no clear way to serve either. TASK solved it with a simple but effective structural decision that transformed how ASB Help showed up online.
Anti-social behaviour destroys lives. Persistent harassment, escalating neighbour disputes, the slow erosion of feeling safe in your own home. These aren’t minor inconveniences. For many people, they represent a genuine crisis. ASB Help exists to change that. As a registered charity, they support both the victims living through it and the practitioners working to resolve it.
The Advice Services Alliance exists to support the organisations that people turn to in crisis. Their website needed to match that responsibility. TASK redesigned it from the ground up, integrating the Advice Quality Standard and creating distinct pathways for professionals, members and the public.
When they came to TASK in 2020, their website wasn’t doing them justice.
Their existing site was cluttered and difficult to navigate. For an organisation whose entire purpose is clarity – helping professionals to deliver clear, reliable guidance to people in need – it sent the wrong message entirely.
