Creative Communities

Bristol’s Creative Communities, part of Bristol Drugs Project, runs weekly art and music groups for adults affected by drugs and alcohol across the city.

When they approached us, they needed more than just a website – they needed a complete digital transformation that would reflect the power of their work and give funders confidence in their mission.

The Challenge

Creative Communities had been doing incredible work in Bristol’s recovery community, but their online presence didn’t reflect the transformative impact they were having. They needed:

• A brand identity that captured the creative, supportive nature of their work
• A professional website that would attract and reassure funders
• A platform to showcase their events, impact stories, and the real change they’re creating in people’s lives
• A clear, compelling voice that would communicate their amazing mission

The Solution

Working closely with Andrew Styles on the design side, we built Creative Communities’ digital presence from the ground up.
Andrew created a stunning new logo and brand identity that perfectly captures the organisation’s spirit – creative, inclusive, and transformative. The visual identity needed to appeal to both the participants they serve and the funders who support their vital work.

I then built a custom WordPress website to bring this brand to life. The site was developed with a bespoke theme from scratch, ensuring every element was tailored to Creative Communities’ specific needs.

The resulting website showcases their impact through compelling storytelling, highlights their regular events and groups, and provides funders with the transparency and information they need to support this important work with confidence.

The Result

Creative Communities now has a brand and website that matches the quality and impact of their work. The website effectively communicates their mission, demonstrates their value to funders, and provides a hub for their community.

The new brand and website give Creative Communities the credibility and visibility they deserve as they continue their vital work supporting adults in recovery across Bristol.