SeeSaw Grief Support unveils refreshed brand and new logo

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SeeSaw Grief Support unveils refreshed brand and new logo
SeeSaw Grief Support unveils refreshed brand and new logo

SeeSaw Grief Support, the Oxfordshire-based charity supporting bereaved children and young people, is unveiling a refreshed brand and new logo as it continues evolving to meet the needs of families across the county.

It’s been over 25 years since our original logo was created, and it was designed with print in mind. We’ve worked closely with Fortitude Communications to develop a fresh approach that stays true to who we are, while bringing our brand in line with how we work today.

SeeSaw Grief Support refreshed logo with strapline
SeeSaw Grief Support refreshed logo with strapline

Judith Mulligan, SeeSaw Grief Support’s Director, said, “You may notice a change in our logo and branding to fit with the fact that a lot more of our work is digital and the new branding will be clearer to read and easy to recognise.” 

“We are always asking ourselves what we can do better, or how we can offer more to the children and young people we serve. This update is more than just a new look, it helps us communicate more effectively with the families who rely on us, making our information easier to find, understand and share.”

The updated branding officially launched on 01 August and reflects SeeSaw Grief Support’s ongoing mission to reach families where and when they need support most, whether face-to-face or online.

Local communities, schools, and partner organisations can explore the new branding and keep up with SeeSaw Grief Support’s evolving services by following the charity on social media.

About SeeSaw Grief Support:

SeeSaw Grief Support is a registered charity offering grief support to children and young people in Oxfordshire when a parent, carer, sibling or close family member is dying or has died. For over 25 years, SeeSaw Grief Support has been a trusted source of compassionate, professional support for families navigating the challenges of bereavement if and when they need it, helping them to build hope for their futur


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