Big Impact Society

Prioritise prevention.

Empower people to live longer, happier and healthier lives.

You need engaging and compliant health and wellbeing messaging resources to improve population health. Well, that’s exactly what we create every day!
We’re a healthcare specialist creative agency. You can buy individual animations or subscribe and benefit from having full access to our range of titles.
Our typical partners include government departments, employers, health trusts/boards and councils.
Poor adult literacy directly impacts people’s health. In the UK 7.1 million adults read and write at or below the level of a nine-year-old and 43% of adults do not understand written health information.
Our resources provide reliable easy-to-understand health information for patients and communities, helping people to make better decisions about their health and take an active part in planning their own care. Being armed with greater knowledge can also have a huge impact on how people respond to treatment, recover from illness and manage a long-term condition.
We use straightforward language.
We follow government recommendations for tailored health messages by using:
- Different languages
- Regional Dialects
- Ethnic Diversity
- Subtitles

Prioritise Prevention
Maximise Results

We focus on preventative healthcare across all services, encouraging people to make healthier choices and reduce the risk of developing ill health, disease and premature death.

This image shows a young girl flexing her muscles to demonstrate bravery after being vaccinated. A small plaster can be seen on her arm.

Fully Compliant
Effective Resources

Reducing the duplication of resources, pressure on limited budgets and the spreading of misinformation.

Supported by DoH
Follows NICE guidelines
Complies with Health Literacy

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Health Animation
For Everyone

Spoken animation is the best way to communicate complex health information to people with low health literacy. This format can even bridge the information processing gap between audiences with low and high health literacy as the recall differences between the two groups are eliminated.

Image shows a happy lady with large brown curly hair. The background is pale blue and she is shouting through a megaphone.

Topics

We are passionate about investing time, energy and resources in expanding our range of topics. We listen to our partners and use focus groups to ensure our topics are current, relevant and in demand.

Example topics include: