Following the successful completion of the 2010 Annual Report, Total Coverage were once again commissioned to design, artwork and produce the St Martins Annual Report. Our brief this year was to capitalise on the success of the previous publication under the concept of ‘Expanding Horizons’. The publication highlights how St Martins have successfully expanded the services they offer and how they intend to expand further. Once again the document has been delivered on time and budget and has been well received by the target audience. If you would like to know how Total Coverage can help your organisation engage with their audiences and communicate effectively, please contact us @ www.totalcoverage.coop

Total Coverage are excited to work with the Family and Parenting Institute to refresh its publications. Is it legal? is a popular guide offering welcome clarification of the law for families and all those who work with them. Our brief was to produce a booklet where information is clearly accessible and reflects the ethos of the organisation.The aim is to produce a new edition with a clear text approach, an illustrative feel, and a cover layout that reflects the new brand identity which was recently refreshed. If you think Total Coverage can help your organisation engage with their audiences and communicate effectively, please contact us @ www.totalcoverage.coop

The eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month marks the signing of the Armistice, on 11th November 1918, to signal the end of World War One.
At 11 am on 11 November 1918 the guns of the Western Front fell silent after more than four years continuous warfare.
Remembrance Day is on 11 November. It is a special day set aside to remember all those men and women who were killed during the two World Wars and other conflicts. At one time the day was known as Armistice Day and was renamed Remembrance Day after the Second World War.
It is one of the best known and supported campaigns in the calendar and each year the nation shows its support for the Legion’s work by giving generously to the Poppy Appeal.

The 2011 Poppy Appeal will launch in late October and we hope to raise more than our 2010 total of £36 million! Please give generously.

Aiming to raise awareness about adoption and recruit adoptive families for the 4,000 children who are currently in care waiting to be adopted.
Since its launch in 1997, National Adoption Week has gone from strength to strength, reaching people across the UK wanting to know if they can adopt.
The theme of the 2011 campaign was every child deserves a family. During the campaign we encourage people to come forward to adopt the children who wait the longest – older children, children with disabilities, brothers and sisters, and children from some black and minority ethnic backgrounds.
National Adoption Week is so important in reminding people about the backgrounds of the children waiting for adoption and the difference adoption can make to a child’s life. We know from existing adoptive families that it can be hard work, but the rewards are huge. This is a chance to transform a child’s life for ever.

The UK children’s charity that aims to change the world for children with genetic disorders.
Individually, genetic disorders are rare but together they affect 1 in 25 children born in the UK – that’s more than 30,000 babies each year. Their associated health problems mean that genetic disorders are the biggest killer of children aged 14 years and under.
Jeans for Genes Day is the annual fundraising event and takes place on Friday 7th October 2011. Ask your colleagues at work or the children at school to wear their jeans for the Day and make a donation.

The Campaign for Drawing is an independent charity which raises the profile of drawing as a tool for thought, creativity, social and cultural engagement. It has developed two programmes to encourage the use of drawing by professionals and others: The Big Draw and Power Drawing.
The Campaign has created a new regard for the value of drawing to help people see, think, invent and take action.
The Campaign for Drawing has one aim: to get everyone drawing!
Why? Drawing helps us to think, invent and communicate – regardless of age and ability.
The Campaign is a small arts education charity. It receives no public funding and relies on the generosity of trusts and foundations, corporate sponsors and individuals to continue its good work.
www.thebigdraw.org.uk

Every September 22, people from around the world get together in the streets, intersections, and neighbourhood blocks to remind the world that we don’t have to accept our car-dominated society.
But we do not want just one day of celebration and then a return to “normal” life. When people get out of their cars, they should stay out of their cars. It is up to us, it is up to our cities, and our governments to help create permanent change to benefit pedestrians, cyclists, and other people who do not drive cars.
Let World Carfree Day be a showcase for just how our cities might look like, feel like, and sound like without cars…365 days a year.