by Stephen Chapman
The Liverpool-based digital agency will design, build and host the charity’s new website.
“The new site will be impactful and engaging whilst being easy for us to update and keep current. It will communicate the impact we have, raising awareness and supporting our business needs,” explained the Emma Peacock, the NWAA’s, Head of Marketing and Communications.
“Our ability to ensure all of our stakeholders are fully engaged is paramount and we’re delighted to be working with Connect to achieve this.”
The new website will allow the charity to engage with supporters and share news and updates. Connect’s brief also includes ensuring that the site raises awareness and generates income.