Are you looking for some images to help you make information easier to understand? Well, you’ve come to the right place. “Drawn to Communicate” has been developed with you in mind.
We’re constantly adding to the library, so be sure to check back regularly for all the latest updates.
Mary SelbyI love the colour that you use in your images they look great and are easy to understand
Carer, Birmingham
Shareen BarahThe way you manage to capture all the important messages when you are drawing is great. When you look at what you’ve done it’s all in there!
Independent Social worker
Valerie DinsmoreThe graphics from New Possibilities are great for use in consultations; they help people get involved in a really clear and accessible way.
Head of Policy, Research and Customer Relations, Lambeth
Alex McTeareWe used New Possibilities at very short notice to facilitate and graphically record some consultation meetings with adults with learning disabilities. The service they provided was very flexible and responsive and enabled us to achieve what we needed from the meetings, with everyone feeling that they had been able to contribute to the discussions.
Assistant Director of Commissioning Health and Well Being, Lambeth
Joyce MatthewsAnna,
Thank you for the session you did with us at the National College on Wednesday – it was truly inspirational, and very useful and relevant for what we do. You certainly made me face one of my long term limiting beliefs – not being able to draw. And I came away from your session putting that old, and out dated belief firmly in the bin – I can draw, I just didnt know ‘how to’.
So thank you for modelling ‘how to’
Director, Principled Learning
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