TO celebrate the start of an exciting new year, Northamptonshire’s much loved hospice, Cynthia Spencer Hospice has launched a brand new website.
The new site www.cynthiaspencer.org.uk has been built and designed by Moulton Park based web design agency in.house.media and includes an abundance of fabulous pictures, detailed information about the work and services the hospice provides both within the hospice itself and out in the community, as well as everything anyone needs to know about fundraising, from forthcoming events to the very latest news about monies raised.
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TO celebrate the start of an exciting new year, Northamptonshire’s much loved hospice, Cynthia Spencer Hospice has launched a brand new website.
The new site www.cynthiaspencer.org.uk has been built and designed by Moulton Park based web design agency in.house.media and includes an abundance of fabulous pictures, detailed information about the work and services the hospice provides both within the hospice itself and out in the community, as well as everything anyone needs to know about fundraising, from forthcoming events to the very latest news about monies raised.
And what Fund Raising Manager John Helm believes makes this new website so special, is the fact that it has a real community feel.
“There has been a tremendous amount of goodwill in putting together our new site,” he said. “Not only did the photographer Charles Ward give up an entire day to capture the real spirit of the hospice by taking some terrific photos, but all the models, patients and staff generously gave up their valuable time to make sure we had the best possible pictures. We are hugely grateful to them all.”
A brand new initiative which has also been included on the new site is a short video clip to give people a better insight into what they can expect if they are either visiting or being admitted to the hospice. The one and a half minute video was filmed and edited by James Ward of James Ward Films in Earls Barton.
John continued: “We are extremely pleased with the finished result and cannot thank in.house.media enough for all the work they have done developing the new site. We believe that together we have come up with something that is totally visitor friendly, easy to navigate and perhaps most importantly includes up to date relevant information on all aspects of the hospice.”
For information about the care at Cynthia Spencer Hospice or how you can help, visit www.cynthiaspencer.org.uk
Visit www.ihm.co.uk to learn more about the website design services from in.house.media.