The Recovery Tree Charity.

How we helped.

The Recovery Tree Charity is a leading Swindon-based organisation dedicated to supporting individuals on their mental health journey toward positive fulfilment and we're so proud to have worked with them on their new website.

Previously, there were three separate websites in place - one for the charity itself and two for its additional projects (the Olive Tree Cafe and TWIGS Community Gardens). However this caused fragmentation in the charity's online presence and made it difficult to update three websites regularly, resulting in a need to simplify the website structure and update its design to improve the charity's overall communication methods. We worked closely with the board and trustees, and built a new platform that features a modern design uniting the individual organisations under one virtual roof and encourages consistency across all of its messaging, ensuring a cohesive online presence across all three organisations.

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Responsive website design for The Recovery Tree Charity

Mobile website design for The Recovery Tree Charity

Community collaboration.

This collaborative project brings better transparency to the charity's mission and enhances the online experience of its valued supporters. The recently launched website is a testament to the unwavering commitment of both The Recovery Tree Charity and GEL Studios towards supporting the local area.

"They understood what we needed to do and why."

The team at GEL Studios were really easy to work with. They understood what we needed to do and why, they involved us fully in the design process and were responsive to feedback and requests.

We are delighted by the result: it works well, looks good and helps us explain to our stakeholders who we are and what we do. This is an important moment for us: the new website is the first element in our communications plan which will connect us more strongly to the community we serve.

Dick Millard
(Chair of Trustees)