Hotfoot Design appointed to create new charity website for leading London NHS Trust

Hotfoot, the award-winning Lancaster-based creative agency, has been appointed by CNWL NHS Health Charity, the official charity for Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust (CNWL), to design and develop their new website.

The new website will play a key role in raising awareness, attracting supporters, and highlighting the real-world impact of the charity’s work.

CNWL NHS Health Charity enhances NHS care by funding projects that improve the patient experience - from calming garden spaces to wellbeing activities - and by supporting staff with initiatives like rest areas after challenging shifts and wellbeing boxes for those working on Christmas Day.

Aysha Najair, communications manager at CNWL NHS Health Charity, said: "We’re very excited to be working with Hotfoot.

"Their friendly and collaborative approach made them an ideal partner for our new website. From the start, they’ve been responsive, engaged, and have shown a real commitment to understanding our audience and goals.”

Guy Cookson-Rabouhi, strategy director at Hotfoot, added: "It’s an honour to be working with an organisation like CNWL NHS Health Charity that has such a meaningful impact on people’s lives.

"This new creative partnership builds on our experience in the health and charity sectors, and we’re excited to deliver work that is both strategically smart and emotionally resonant."

Central and North West London NHS Trust (CNWL) is a large NHS provider of community and inpatient health services, with almost 9,000 staff providing integrated healthcare to a third of London's population, Milton Keynes and areas beyond.

Hotfoot, which was established in 2006, continues to expand its portfolio of purpose-led clients across the UK and internationally.

The agency partners with ambitious organisations to deliver impactful branding, websites, campaigns, and digital experiences. Clients include several NHS Trusts, St John International, Citizens Advice, Londonwide LMCs, Lake District Estates, Cincinnati Shakespeare Company, and Rolls-Royce.