Middle East Journeys is an independent travel company taking tourists on spiritually enriching tours through Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco and the Holy Land. The tours are designed for adventurer seekers, students, families and honeymooners.
The first-of-its kind travel company is also encouraging people of different religions to take up joint trips to the region, to counter the spread of interfaith tension and foster greater relations between the Middle East and Europe.
Journalista will be working with the New End Theatre in Hampstead to promote a new play about the everyday struggles in a special school. Death of a Nightingale is a moving and politically relevant production that features a number of actors with special needs.
Five years of NHS patient feedback is at the heart of a fascinating new report that we are co-authoring with Patient Opinion to mark the relaunch of their website.
‘In their words: What patients think about our NHS’ will use thousands of patient stories posted on the website to analyse where they feel the NHS could improve in their provision of care.
We are combining our team’s meticulous researching approach, report-writing ability and health sector knowledge to present years of qualitative data in a vibrant way with design work that makes the figures leap off the page.
We will also use our contacts that span national, regional, online and trade media to ensure the report’s findings are absorbed by the public and NHS staff in equal measure, boosting public awareness and engagement of the Patient Opinion website in the process.
No+Vello is the world’s leading permanent hair removal specialists with over 900 centres across 10 countries worldwide. Journalista have been appointed to assist the launch of the UK franchise by conducting market research that will help No+Vello understand the UK beauty market.
We are delighted to be appointed by the prestigious neurosurgery, neurology and orthopaedic imaging provider Queen Square Imaging Centre, and the brand new cardiology imaging provider Heart Hospital Imaging Centre, to carry out a detailed piece of market research for them.
We will be using our detailed understanding of the health referral environment to develop their business. This is an extremely unique client as they function entirely as a private healthcare centre, but gift all their profits back to University College Hospital at the end of each year.
Many Happy Returns produces beautiful flash cards of by-gone eras to stimulate conversations between older and younger generations.
Following the successful launch of a pack of cards of pictures from the 1940s, founder and director of Many Happy Returns Sarah Reed is launching a second pack with pictures from the 1950s.
We’re working with NHS Brent to improve local people’s sexual health.
Combining our specialist knowledge of the health sector and understanding of local communities we’ve created, and are now implementing, a wide-ranging communications, media and engagement strategy.
As part of this strategy we’ve designed and created a website, a series of leaflets and posters, an HTML emailer targeted at all stakeholders, and filmed and published a series of videos with relevant staff, patients and stakeholders.
A pioneering programme facilitating dialogue between Muslim and Sikh residents in Ealing, West London, one of the most religiously diverse areas of the country.
We’re supporting Faith Matters to foster new links by creating strong confident spokespeople from both faith communities through a mixture of media training, reportage photography, video journalism and a strong program of media engagement work.
Journalista launched the first ever directory of the best mosques for women in the UK across all the mainstream broadcast and print media and through online and through social media.
Journalista’s closely established links with the faith and religious media meant that we could authoritatively pitch this story in as a UK first, encouraging both The Times and the Press Association to give it strong positive coverage.
Local health organisation NHS Greenwich commissioned Journalista to increase the take up of dental services in the borough.
Over several school half-terms we worked with NHS dental providers to run a series of oral health check ups in local supermarkets across Greenwich.
These ‘Cheeky Check Up’ sessions were advertised in local newspapers and in stores, with a proactive media campaign run before, during and after, to support the growth and success of the oral health initiative.
