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<strong>Family</strong> <strong>Fund</strong> | Tone of voice<br />
The <strong>Family</strong> <strong>Fund</strong> creates communications for<br />
a variety of target audiences such as staff,<br />
Government officials, sector representatives<br />
and our families.<br />
These audience segments will have differing<br />
reading ages and literacy levels, therefore it<br />
is important that our communications are<br />
accurate, easy to understand and comply<br />
with plain English, (www.plainenglish.co.uk).<br />
Where referring to medical conditions, advice,<br />
research or practices, there may be a need to<br />
Believe to achieve<br />
At seven months old Lyndon contracted meningitis,<br />
losing both legs, half his right arm and the fingers on<br />
his left hand. Mum Tammy had no idea what kind<br />
of future her son would have.<br />
Lyndon had his first trip to the swimming<br />
pool when he was a year old. “He was<br />
a natural and we used to take him<br />
swimming every week” says Tammy.<br />
His attitude to life held no barriers for<br />
him and he came up with a motto<br />
“you have to believe to achieve.”<br />
He entered his first swimming competition<br />
at the National Junior Disability<br />
Championships in Sheffield. “I was so proud”<br />
says Tammy, “soon he was<br />
winning medal after medal.”<br />
Lyndon is now waiting to<br />
hear if he’s made it into the<br />
London 2012 Paralympic team. He<br />
is managing to find spare time to fulfil<br />
another ambition – learning to drive –<br />
after the <strong>Family</strong> <strong>Fund</strong> stepped in to help<br />
pay for lessons so he can become more<br />
independent and realise his aspirations.<br />
Changes to benefits<br />
use complex sentences and words. In this case<br />
all jargon should be explained in full using<br />
simple explanations where appropriate.<br />
As the <strong>Fund</strong> deals with sensitive information<br />
and vulnerable people, a terminology paper<br />
has been developed to aid writing of copy.<br />
Principles of our communications:<br />
Clear, simple, with the audience in mind,<br />
positive, fair, focused on the topic, tested<br />
where possible and give the audience the<br />
chance to feedback.<br />
A snapshot and how<br />
to get more information<br />
Changes to benefits and credits can be a very worrying and confusing time, there are many ways<br />
We make a difference to the<br />
lives of disabled children,<br />
young people and their<br />
families across the UK<br />
www.facebook.com/familyfund<br />
www.twitter.com/familyfund<br />
Why not visit<br />
more than<br />
91p<br />
in every £1<br />
reaches<br />
families as<br />
grants.<br />
We give grants<br />
for essential items<br />
such as washing<br />
machines, cookers,<br />
bedding and much<br />
needed family breaks.<br />
www.familyfund.org.uk to find out more.<br />
Private company limited by guarantee. In<strong>corporate</strong>d in England and Wales. Registration no. 3166627. Registered charity number 1053866. Scottish charity number SC040810.<br />
These examples of an advert and news<br />
article show how writing style is adapted<br />
dependent on the purpose and audience<br />
of the piece.<br />
<strong>Family</strong> <strong>Fund</strong> <strong>corporate</strong> <strong>branding</strong> <strong>guidelines</strong>