Branded Materials Toolkit
Dìon-Cùram CIC
Description
Dìon-Cùram is a not-for-profit, Community Interest Company (CIC) dedicated to reducing suicide rates and improving mental health outcomes across Scotland, England, and Wales. They provide accessible, evidence-based Mental Health & Suicide Prevention Training and Internal Safeguarding Consultancy to empower organisations, individuals, and communities.
Dìon-Cùram is not just a business, it is a mission-led movement fuelled by lived experience, expertise, and passion.
They are dedicated to building safer, more compassionate communities where recovery is a shared journey, and no one walks it alone. They are more than just first responders, they are survivors who have faced life-saving interventions and triumphed over mental health challenges.
Their team’s unique perspective enables them to offer unparalleled empathy, practical support, and meaningful connections to individuals and communities in crisis whilst prioritising accessibility, inclusivity, and continuous improvement through all of their activities. Guided by authentic understanding and practical wisdom, they transcend theoretical approaches to deeply connect with those they serve.
Dìon-Cùram, derived from Scots Gaelic, embodies the principles of ‘Protection’ and ‘Care’, reflecting a deep commitment to safeguarding and supporting those in need.
How You Can Help
Dìon-Cùram seeks support to develop a cohesive suite of branded stationery and presentation assets that will enhance their outreach, training delivery, and stakeholder engagement across Edinburgh and the South East of Scotland.
Materials that they would benefit from tremendously include: templates for letterhead, invoices, certificates, policies, flyers, email signatures, business cards; and PowerPoint decks for training, strategy, and impact.
They would also be most grateful for any optional extras namely: folders, envelope design, annual report covers, and social media templates for consistent branding.
All of these will reflect Dìon-Cùram’s values-led mission and strengthen their ability to deliver suicide prevention and mental health programmes with clarity, consistency, and professionalism.
By investing in this toolkit, they aim to amplify their visibility, build trust with communities and partners, and ensure that their messaging is accessible and inclusive—particularly for marginalised groups such as LGBTQ+ youth and those facing mental health inequalities.