The Story

The Liverpool CAMHS Partnership responds to the mental health, emotional and wellbeing needs of children, young people and their families and carers. It works with families and professionals to develop their skills and strengths, helping them to manage children and young people’s distress, and the impact this may have on the whole family.

Working alongside children and young people, the partnership aims to improve access to services that help build resilience, and to offer help and intervention that enables children and young people to thrive.

The Project

We have been working with Liverpool CAMHS to develop a series of infographics and posters based on statistics about Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs). ACEs, such as neglect, abuse or living with domestic violence, can have a lasting effect on a child’s long-term health and development. The statistics behind them are powerful, but they can be hard to take in as numbers on a page.

What We Did

Our role is to turn that research into clear, accessible visuals. The infographics illustrate the impact on a child of dealing with ACEs, and the lasting effect they can have, in a way that professionals, parents and young people can understand at a glance. The designs work as printed posters and as digital graphics for presentations and social media.

This is an ongoing project, and new resources are added as the partnership’s needs develop. A selection of the posters and infographics is shown below.

Posters & Infographics

Poster featuring 42 children's rights from the UN Convention, titled YUO! YES YUO! with playful illustrations. Each right is listed alongside creative badge designs drawn by young people. A spelling mistake adds charm, and a Did You Know? section highlights the Liverpool Partnerships role in promoting these rights.
Infographic titled Adverse Childhood Experiences explores various abuses (physical, sexual, verbal, emotional) and neglect. It shows causes, household factors, and a pyramid illustrating impact. A partnership is highlighted through logos of Liverpool CAMHS and Merseyside Youth Association.
Infographic detailing Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) in England, featuring statistics on child maltreatment and household issues like substance abuse and mental illness. Highlighting a partnership with CAMHS in Liverpool to address these challenges comprehensively.
Infographic titled What CAN Be Done About ACES? highlights strategies like voluntary home visits, parenting programs, intimate partner violence prevention, high-quality child care, and support for income programs with illustrative icons. Developed through a Liverpool partnership with CAMHS expertise.
Circular diagram titled WSA Wheel 1 features segments labelled: Mental Health Promotion, Resilience Building, Participation & Coproduction, Training, Parent Support, Designated MHL & SLT Development, and CAMHS Pathway. At the centre sits the Liverpool CAMHS Partnership logo.
Map of the City of Liverpool divided into three coloured regions: North in blue, Central in yellow, and South in green. Below is a smaller map depicting these divisions. Highlighting the partnership, Liverpool CAMHS logos and website are included.
This infographic presents vital statistics on SEND and Mental Health, highlighting that 46% of Looked After Children and 19% of students have SEND. Liverpool CAMHS reports an average ASD diagnosis wait time of 47 weeks, with communication and mental health as the most common EHC plan needs.
Infographic titled Accessing Mental Health Services by Liverpool CAMHS highlights key statistics, including BME access and DNA rates. It explores data on looked-after children's mental health and top three ACEs affecting children. Features colourful icons and text boxes with detailed insights.
Infographic on mental health in Liverpool schools shows 94% mild cases, 73.6% anxiety, and a 28% increase in referrals for anxiety/phobia. With 1 in 5 children affected and demand rising, the Liverpool CAMHS Partnership logo underscores the importance of support services.
Infographic titled Mental Health in Primary School Aged Children from the Liverpool CAMHS Partnership. It presents statistics on low birth weight, postnatal depression, smoking at delivery, infant mortality, poverty, and school readiness.

What the client said

“Adam is a real pleasure to work with. As well as being efficient and reliable, he is able to respond to last-minute requests without issue. His creative approach is very professional, each time I work with Adam, he meets the brief 100%.”

Sally Edgar, Liverpool CAMHS · ★★★★★ on Trustpilot

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