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PRINCIPLES AND GUIDELINES FOR
GOVERNMENT AND THE NHS
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1. INTRODUCTION
2. OUR VISION
3. OUR OBJECTIVES
4. SUPPORTING DIET AND ACTIVITY
5. OUR AUDIENCE
6. WHEN TO USE CHANGE4LIFE
7. CO-BRANDING WITH CHANGE4LIFE
8. PROMOTING SUB BRANDS
9. CREATING NEW SUB BRANDS
10. CREATIVE GUIDELINES
11. LOGO, ASSET AND COLLATERAL DISTRIBUTION
CONTENTS
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11. INTRODUCTION
Thank you for your interest in supporting the Change4Life movement.
This document outlines how government organisations and the NHS
can support Change4Life in order to help achieve its behaviour change
goals. It outlines the objectives of the movement, its target audience
and explains how it talks and acts.
It also explains the principles that inform how organisations can use
the brand in communications and provides guidance on how its assets
can be applied to communication materials.
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2 2. OUR VISION
Change4Life is a society-wide movementthat aims to prevent people from
becoming overweight by encouraging them to eat better and move more.
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33. OUR OBJECTIVES
The campaign will encourage target groups to:
• Be aware of the risk of accumulating dangerous levels of fat in their bodies and understand the health risks associated with this condition.
• Reduce overall calorie intake and develop healthier eating habits. In particular by :
- cutting down on foods and drinks high in added sugar
- cutting down on foods high in fat, particularly saturated fat
- reducing frequency of snacking in favour of regular balanced meals
- eating more fruit and vegetables (increase 5-a-day habit)
• Increase exercise by engaging in regular physical activity, with particular emphasis on parent/child activities and by avoiding prolonged periods of
inactivity or sedentary behaviour.
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44. SUPPORTING BOTH DIET AND ACTIVITY
A key insight is that consumers will happily ‘trade off’ less healthy
behaviour in one area with claimed better behaviour in another. For
example, condoning excessive snacking because of high levels of
activity.
Aside from the over-claims that frequently accompany these
justifications, the evidence suggests the only effective means of
preventing obesity is by being active on both ‘calories in’ (diet) and
‘calories out’ (exercise).
Therefore any communication that uses the Change4Life branding (or
sub brands) must support our goal of encouraging desired changes in
behaviour as regards both diet and activity levels.
To support this, the logo must always appear with the line locked up to
it. (This does not apply to sub branding.)
Partners must also include the following copy in one or more of their
communication channels:
“To maintain a healthy weight, we need to both eat well and move more.
Many families are making changes that will help them live healthier
and longer lives. Visit www.nhs.uk/change4life or call 0300 123 4567
for more information.”
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Change4Life is a society-wide movement that encourages everyone to
make changes to their diet and activity levels in order to reverse the
growing trend of obesity and obesity related illnesses.
At the broadest level, our target audience is everyone in England, as
everyone is potentially at risk.
Our focus is on long term prevention, as there is a strong ‘conveyor
belt’ effect of weight gain at a young age leading to becoming
overweight or obese by middle age.
We are therefore primarily focusing on families, with the objective of
instigating healthier behaviours amongst their children that will serve
them well as they grow up. We are particularly targeting parents with
younger children (0-11) and those who are pregnant or attempting to
become pregnant.
Within this group, we have identified clusters of families who are
most at risk of becoming overweight or obese. A full insight and
segmentation breakdown is available from the Department of Health.
To view this document email your request to
5. OUR AUDIENCE
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66. WHEN TO USE CHANGE4LIFE
Services or products provided or commissioned by the NHS or by local
government can use the Change4Life name, its logo and sub brands,
provided that:
• The services offered relate to food and/or activity
• The services offered are not clinical solutions
Here are some examples of permitted services/products:
Cooking classes
Recipe suggestions
Accompanied walks
Subsidised gym memberships
Free swimming
Toddler activity groups
Breastfeeding cafes
Community weight management programmes (including
programmes commissioned in partnership with organisations such
as Slimming World)
Child weight loss programmes such as Mend or Carnegie Camps
(provided these have been commissioned by the NHS or local
authorities)
Examples of products and services that are not permitted to co-brand
with the Change4Life brand:
Bariatric surgery
Drug treatments
Products, services or campaigns which have no diet or activity
component, such as smoking, alcohol or sexual health
OUR AUDIENCE
While the initial focus in the development of the Change4Life brand
has been families, it is permissible to use the brand and its sub brands
on services that are used by adults who may not have children.
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City CouncilX
7. CO-BRANDING WITH CHANGE4LIFE
The examples of communication materials shown on this page indicate
how the Change4Life brand could work with your own identity.
Anytown HospitalNHS Trust Anyshire Any Region
The examples shown above are positional guides only. Please refer to the NHS brand
guidelines for specific measurements of the NHS logo on different sizes of paper.
NOTE: When an ad is commissioned by the NHS, the Change4Life logo appears on the bottom left
hand corner, with the organisation’s logo appearing on the bottom right hand corner. When an ad is
commissioned by Change4Life, these positions are reversed, see page 26 for examples.
Change4Life is a flexible brand and we hope you will use it in a wide range of applications and healthy
living materials. To use Change4Life or one of the sub brand logos, simply follow the co-branding
guidance shown in your own brand guidelines, whether that is the NHS brand guidelines (see www.
nhsidentity.nhs.uk/tools-and-resourses/communications-partnerships) or guidance on branding given by
your own school or local authority. Please just follow the exclusion zone given for the Change4Life logo in
sections 9A & 9B.
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If a partner organisation is running a diet or activity campaign or
initiative they can choose to use a sub brand to demonstrate that it is
part of the Change4Life movement.
In this instance a key diet related or physical activity related word
replaces ‘change’ to prefix 4Life to create a sub brand e.g. Walk4Life,
Play4Life.
There are a range of Department of Health approved sub brands that
are already available for use – see right. Toolkits are being developed by
DH for each of these sub brands for use by local communities.
Sub brands may be used on pack in certain circumstances, and will be
considered on a case by case basis. On pack use of sub brands will only
be possible where express permission has been granted by DH.
8. PROMOTING SUB BRANDS
breakfastbreakfast
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In exceptional circumstances, where use of the master Change4Life
logo or one of the approved sub brands isn’t appropriate, a partner can
create a new sub brand to represent a new diet or activity campaign.
For example, if partner X wishes to run a promotion around free
frisbees, they can create a sub brand called Frisbee4Life.
9. CREATING NEW SUB BRANDS
HOW TO CONSTRUCT NEW SUB BRANDS
It’s important that people who see a Change4Life sub brand can
immediately recognise that it’s promoting positive healthy living in
relation to either diet or physical activity or both – there should be
no ambiguity.
Partner organisations should aim to choose a prefix to 4Life that meets
the following criteria:
- it is a healthy diet related word or it is a physical activity related word
- it is no more than two words in length, although one is better
- it is a ‘doing’ word (active not passive)
For example: hulahula
toddletoddle
volleyballvolleyball
healthyswapshealthyswaps
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Sub brands must not:
- include the name of an organisation
- be a clinical intervention
- be a pre-existing campaign or programme name
- be a place name
- the title of a book
The following prefixes are already in use and are not available as part of the Change4Life
movement: Race4Life, Abseil4Life, Cycle4Life, Relay4Life.
hospitalxhospitalx
companyxcompanyx
schoolxschoolx
citycouncilxcitycouncilx
eateat
gogo
londonwalkerslondonwalkers
bonebankbonebank
quitsmokingquitsmoking
9. CREATING NEW SUB BRANDS
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ACKNOWLEDGING THE LINK TO CHANGE4LIFE
When any sub brand is used a partner must acknowledge the link to
the overall Change4Life movement. To achieve this, partners must
include the following copy in one or more of their communication
channels used to support Change4Life:
“(Partner X) is part of the Change4Life movement. In order to maintain
a healthy weight we need to both eat well and move more. Many
families are making changes that will help them live healthier and
longer lives. Visit www.nhs.uk/change4life or call 0300 123 4567 for
more information.”
APPLYING FOR NEW SUB BRANDS
Any initiative must satisfy either the:
• Partner Terms of Engagement (for national organisations)
which will be supplied by the Change4Life Partnerships
team at DH and will need to be returned signed.
• Campaign Terms for Local Supporters (for NHS workforce,
Government, schools, local voluntary organisations) which
can be found on www.nhs.uk/change4life.
Any organisation wishing to create a new sub brand should complete an
application form which can be downloaded from www.nhs.uk/Change4Life.
There should be clear rationale as to why they cannot brand or co-brand
their activity with either the Change4Life master logo or one of the
approved sub brands.
Applications should be submitted to the Change4Life partnerships team
on [email protected]. Please allow 10 working days for us to
consider your proposal.
9. CREATING NEW SUB BRANDS
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A. THE LOGO
B. CREATING SUB BRAND LOGOS
C. COLOURS
D. TYPOGRAPHY
CONSTRUCTING HEADLINES
BODY COPY
CONTEXTUAL ALTERNATE CHARACTERS
CONSTRUCTING HEADLINES
SUPPORTING FONTS
E. CHARACTERS
GENERAL
CHARACTER ALPHABET
F. TONE OF VOICE
G. COMPOSITION
9. CREATIVE GUIDELINES
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139A. THE LOGO
USE OF THE MASTER LOGO
There are three master varients of the logo, suitable for use across all
media channels. The master logo is the preferred version but there
will be instances where third party users are unable to incorporate
an entire yellow background. In those situations use the secondary
logo. Finally the mono logo is for use in special situations where
print restictions would mean in is impractical to print in full colour.
When a partner can only print communications with a singular or
‘spot’ colour, you can add colour to the mono Change4Life logo,
example shown right.
However, only colours within the Change4Life colour palette can
be used (see section 9C). Red is the default colour, followed by
blue and black.
To maintain definition of the mono and single colour logos, various
tints are applied.
Characters outlines - 100%
Fill colour of number ‘4’ - 75%
Fill colour of ‘life’ - 50%
Fill colour of ‘change’ - 25%
MASTER LOGO should appear on a solid yellow back ground
SECONDARY LOGO MONO LOGO SINGLE COLOUR LOGO EXAMPLE
9A. THE LOGO
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149A. THE LOGO
Minimum 35mm wide
LOGO EXCLUSION ZONE
LOGO MINIMUM SIZE
LOGO CROPPED ON YELLOW BACKGROUND
MINIMUM LOGO SIZE
The minimum size the logo can be used is 35mm wide.
LOGO EXCLUSION AREA
All variants of the logo have an exclusion zone. This is equivalent to the
measurement of the width of the figure 4 in the logo on all edges,
with the exception of the top edge which crops as shown right.
LOGO ON CROPPED YELLOW BACKGROUND
If you want to show the logo on any coloured or visually busy
background, you can use the “cropped” version of the logo.
The yellow area is equivalent to the exclusion zone.
BRANDING RELATIONSHIPS
Where the logo is used in co-branding ensure the 2 branding elements
are sized to have equal prominence. It is important that the 2 branding
elements are not too closely positioned together. The two brands
should never be directly linked, it is not “PartnerXChange4Life” as a
single entity.
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159B. CREATING SUB BRANDS
Sub brands are created by using the logo version of the font.
Please follow the guide below to ensure the correct size relationship
between a sub brand word and the 4Life letters.
1. Create text box and type sub brand word in Change4Life Logo
Outline in BLACK. Type size must be 100pt.
2. Create duplicate of text box and paste directly in front of original box
(see diagrams below for keystoke)
3. Change font colour to Change4Life blue and change font to
Change4Life Logo Fill.
4. The 4Life words must be sized to 84mm wide and be positioned
8.5mm away from the sub brand, as shown.
5. Visually align the sub brand word and the 4Life on their baselines,
this will vary due to the random baselines in both fonts. Achieve a visual
alignment considering all the characters.
This is now a master lock-up for you to always refer to. You may want to
now convert the text to vector paths to help you scale the logo to the
final size you wish to use it, or create an EPS which can be placed in other
artwork programs.
Size = 100pt 4Life = 84mm wide
gap = 8.5mm wideVisually alignon baseline
This new logo can be used in 4 ways:
1. Master logo, using the yellow background
2. Secondary logo
3. Mono logo
4. Single colour logo
SECONDARY LOGO
MASTER LOGO
MONO LOGO
SINGLE COLOUR LOGO
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169B. CREATING SUB BRANDS
MINIMUM LOGO SIZE
The minimum logo size is determined by the
height of number 4 in 4Life. This must be no
smaller than 6mm high.
LOGO EXCLUSION AREA
All variants of the logo have an exclusion. This is
equivalent to the measurement of the width or
height of the figure 4 in the logo on all edges, as
shown right.
BRANDING RELATIONSHIP
Ensure the 2 branding elements are sized to have
equal prominence. It is important that the 2
branding elements are not too closely positioned
together. The two brands should never be directly
linked, it is not “PartnerXwalk4life” as a single
entity.
6mm high ‘4’
LOGO EXCLUSION ZONE
LOGO MINIMUM SIZE
BRANDING RELATIONSHIP
PartnerX
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179C. COLOURS
Simplicity is a distinguishing characteristic of the Change4Life
campaign. This is achieved by the use of a consistent and simple colour
palette.
Our primary colours are Change4Life Yellow and Change4Life Red.
Yellow is the main colour of the campaign and should be used for all
backgrounds. Red is used for body copy, red and black are used for
headlines.
Our secondary colours should be used sparingly. All characters and
assets have been created using these colours.
CMYK 90 0 0 0
Change4Life Blue
90% PANTONE process cyan
PRIMARY COLOURS
CMYK 0 0 100 0
Change4Life Yellow
PANTONE Yellow
CMYK 0 100 100 0
Change4Life Red
PANTONE Red 032
CMYK 0 65 91 0
Change4Life Orange
PANTONE 172
CMYK 80 0 100 0
Change4Life Green
PANTONE 354
CMYK 0 90 0 0
Change4Life Magenta
90% PANTONE process magenta
SECONDARY COLOURS
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9D. TYPOGRAPHY
The Change4Life campaign has its own typographic style.
It is available as a headline specific font and a text specific font and
must only be used in relevant situations.
There is also a logo version of the font which can only be used for
creating sub brand logos.
The typeface can only be used in Change4Life communications
materials. It must not be used outside of the campaign.
CHANGE4LIFE HEADLINE
CHANGE4LIFE TEXT
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abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz1234567890!#%& •()*+,-./:;=?@‘’“”–—
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz1234567890!#%& •()*+,-./:;=?@‘’“”–—
CHANGE4LIFE LOGO
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz1234567890!#%& •()*+,-./:;=?@‘’“”–—
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz1234567890!#%& •()*+,-./:;=?@‘’“”–—
This is testheadline for you to viewThis body copy will be the sample to
follow when you create layouts, possible
combinations can be positioned within
the page design to be finalised.
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199D. TYPOGRAPHY
CONSTRUCTING HEADLINES
The headline style requires construction to achieve the outlined shadow
appearance. This is easily done in a wide range of applications.
The easiest method is described below.
Construction process:
1. Create text box and type headline in Change4Life Headline Fill
in Change4Life red.
2. Create duplicate of text box and paste directly in front of original box
(see diagrams below for keystoke)
3. Change font colour to black and change font to Change4Life Headline
Shadow.
PRINCIPLES OF USE
Headlines are always set in lower-case, NO CAPITALS.
Headlines are always ranged left.
Headlines should be set with (0) letterspacing.
Linefeed should be the same as the capheight, i.e.
100pt capheight = 100pt linefeed.
Change4lifeheadline fill
change4lifeheadline filland shadow
change4lifeheadline filland shadow
Keystroke for PASTE IN FRONT
Adobe InDesign, Quark
Keystroke for PASTE IN FRONT
Adobe Illustrator
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209D. TYPOGRAPHY
This body copy will be the sample to follow when you create layouts, possible combinations can be positioned within the page design to be finalised.
You can use a slight paragraph space to emphasis a new paragraph or for a visual pause if you wish.
This para space is 2pts more than the 16pt line-feed.
CMYK 0 0 100 0
Change4Life Yellow
PANTONE Yellow
CMYK 0 100 100 0
Change4Life Red
PANTONE Red 032
BODY COPY
Change4Life text should be used for all body copy.
Basic rules for setting body copy are:
1. Ideally body copy should be ranged left.
2. Set body copy in upper and lower case at all times.
3. When writing ‘Change4Life’, the ‘C’ and ‘L’ should be capitalised. This includes
when asking people to ‘Search Change4Life online’. The only exception to this rule
is when directing people to the actual URL, in which case the ‘c’ and ‘l’ should be
lower case e.g. ‘www.nhs.uk/change4life’. ‘Search Change4Life’ should be used on
consumer facing materials where possible, rather than www.nhs.uk/change4life
4. Letterspacing should be set to (0).
5. Line-feed is ideally set to 2pts greater than the cap-height, so the example shown
right is 14/16pt, but this can vary depending on the width of the body copy block.
6. Use a text measure that suits your layout, but remember not too wide.
7. Do not use paragraph indents, but if you wish, use a slight paragraph space to
help legibility. The example shown right is 14/16pt, with 2pt paragraph space.
COLOURS
Body copy should always appear in Change4Life red on a Change4Life yellow
background colour. Online, black can be used where required.
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219D. TYPOGRAPHY
CONTEXTUAL ALTERNATE CHARACTERS
The Change4Life fonts have alternate versions of all lowercase
characters and numbers to give set text a more hand-lettered and less
typographic feel. These alternates are automatically inserted by the
“Contextual Alternates” feature in OpenType savvy applications such as
the Adobe Creative Suite and Quark Xpress 7. This feature should be on
by default in these applications with the exception of Adobe Illustrator.
To activate the feature in Adobe Illustrator, go to the “OpenType
Palette” and click on the “Contextual Alternates” button (symbolized
with a script “o”).
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ppqqrrssttuuvvwwxxyyzz11223344556677889900
Soon therewill appeartomatoes
012213340supplement
Contextual alternate characters shown in blue
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229D. TYPOGRAPHY
SUPPORTING FONTS
The Change4Life typeface will not be suitable for very copy heavy
features or articles, therefore we recommnend using Bliss as the
supporting typeface. Bliss is available in a wide range of weights
and styles that will be more suitable for a larger text content. These
guidelines are set in the Bliss family of typefaces.
Bliss is readily available and can be purchased from your usual font
supplier.
BLISS Light, Light Italic
BLISS Regular, Regular Italic
BLISS Medium, Medium Italic
BLISS Bold, Bold Italic
BLISS Extra Bold, Extra Bold Italic
BLISS Heavy, Heavy Italic
BLISS LIGHT
Bliss is recommended for larger blocks of copy that might other
wise be difficult to read. This is a clean and crisp, highly legible
typeface. It is warm and friendly in style, not overly fussy or
difficult to read. It is suited to large blocks of copy and is easy
on the eye. Bliss is recommended for larger blocks of copy that
might otherwise be difficult to read. This is a clean and crisp,
highly legible typeface. It is warm and friendly in style, not
overly fussy or difficult to read. It is suited to large blocks of
copy and is easy on the eye. Bliss is recommended for larger
blocks of copy that might otherwise be difficult to read. This is a
clean and crisp, highly legible typeface. Its is warm and friendly
in style, not overly fussy or difficult to read. It is suited to large
blocks of copy and is easy on the eye.
BLISS REGULAR
Bliss is recommended for larger blocks of copy that might
otherwise be difficult to read. This is a clean and crisp, highly
legible typeface. Its is warm and friendly in style, not overly
fussy or difficult to read. It is suited to large blocks of copy and
is easy on the eye. Bliss is recommended for larger blocks of
copy that might otherwise be difficult to read. This is a clean
and crisp, highly legible typeface. Bliss is recommended for
larger blocks of copy that might otherwise be difficult to read.
This is a clean and crisp, highly legible typeface. Its is warm and
friendly in style, not overly fussy or difficult to read. It is suited
to large blocks of copy and is easy on the eye.
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239E. CHARACTERS
GENERAL
Change4Life characters exist in a range of positions and poses.
A selection of these can be seen on the right, but the full directory can
be found online at www.nhs.uk/change4life
These characters are created using a distinctive style that is unique to
the campaign. Please do not create your own characters.
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249E. CHARACTERS
CHARACTER ALPHABET
Also available is an alphabet made up of the Change4Life characters. This
can be used to form appropriate words and can be accessed through the
website.
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259F. TONE OF VOICE
Change4Life is created to be a friendly imperative to change for our
children’s future.
This spirit informs everything that the brand does, and inspires the way
we write copy. The following 5 words and their definitions should be kept
in mind when writing copy for Change4Life.
Friendly
The brand treats this serious subject in an approachable way. It manages
to remain upbeat and optimistic even when delivering heavy news.
The movement consists of real people and so uses real people speak,
not medical dictionary terminology. Where possible, it makes dry
information accessible, snappy and memorable.
‘Children eating to their appetite, via appropriate control of serving size’
becomes ‘me size meals’.
‘Reducing the amount of excess sugar in our bodies by choosing low
sugar or sugar free foods’ becomes ‘sugar swaps’.
It rarely uses the word obesity.
Imperative
Beneath its welcoming tone, the movement is nevertheless gently firm
on the need to change.
It’s not shy of delivering sometimes unpleasant news, although always
manages to do this in an engaging manner.
It insists, it chivvies, it cajoles. But it manages to do this without ‘telling
us what to do’.
This is a skill that mums know all about!
Encouraging
People generally don’t like change. Nevertheless, change they must, if
Change4Life is to achieve its goals.
So, whilst making the imperative to change abundantly clear, the
methods of achieving it are kept flexible and accessible.
Small changes, easy swaps, choices and alternatives, plus a good measure
of support, encouragement and mutual reinforcement.
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269F. TONE OF VOICE
Child friendly
Whilst the target audience is mums (and dads), the movement embraces
kids for the simple reason that mums know they have to work with their
kids, not against them.
The movement therefore speaks in a way that mums know their kids will
get.
Whilst it falls short of being childish, its language is deliberately written
in child accessible ways, using simple hooks like rhyming, 1 – 2 – 3,
alliteration, colloquialisms etc
Supportive
The brand looks ahead.
It does not look back, or blame, or criticise. It offers help for the future.
Its aim is to improve the future life expectancy of a generation (and
generations to come).
Now there’s an incentive to start making changes, and to continue.
Example copy 1
FUN IS THE BEST GYM
You don’t need a gym to keep you and your kids active.
Play in the park, walk the dog, dance, kick a ball around.
Anything.
Every little activity stops you from storing up dangerous levels
of fat in your body.
And the only thing you will store up is happy memories.
To find out what you can do to change, visit
www.nhs.uk/change4life or call 0300 123 3434.
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279G. COMPOSITION OF LOCAL ADVERTS
Simplicity is at the heart of the Change4Life brand and nowhere is this
more evident than in creative execution. Here are some basic principles
to follow when constructing adverts:
1. Yellow should always be used as the background colour.
2. Images should be drawn from the image directory (see section 9E for
details). Keep the layout simple and uncluttered.
3. Restrict colours used to the Change4Life colours.
4. Headlines should be positioned above the image.
5. Copy should be aligned left and appear no smaller than 8 point.
6. The Change4Life logo should appear bottom right.
7. The partner logo should appear bottom left.eat well move more live longer
This is dummy copy and will be replaced at a
later stage when the real copy has been written,
it is intended to reflect the final appearance of
the words positioned in this area.
this is a sample
headlinethis is a sample
headline
eat well move more live longer
This is dummy copy and will be replaced at
a the words positioned in this area.
sampleheadlineSampleheadline
PartnerX
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2810. LOGO, ASSET AND COLLATERAL DISTRIBUTION
DOWNLOADING LOGOS AND ASSETS
All assets can be downloaded from either
www.dh.gov.uk/change4life or
www.nhs.uk/change4life
NEW SUB BRAND SUBMISSIONS
Proposals for new sub brands should be submitted to the Change4Life
partnership team on [email protected]
Please allow 10 working days for us to consider your proposal.
CHANGE4LIFE MARKETING MATERIAL
NHS & local government partners are encouraged to commit to
distributing Change4Life marketing materials direct to citizens, your
staff and/or volunteers. Marketing materials will soon be available for
free via www.nhs.uk/change4life