We Thank You NHS Support The NHS 5X3 Flag

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Health and care organisations create the Flag in conjunction with the individual and/or their carer or in line with existing best interest decision processes.

On pale colours like this, the NHS logo is used exactly as it would be on a white background with nothing reversed out. As a general rule, you should always try to protect the overall look of the NHS Identity, so backgrounds that are white, blue or pale grey are likely to be best. For them, it’ll be one of the most important moments of their life, and how we respond to that moment is something they will remember forever. Manufactured by us to produce optimum flying weights from top quality materials, our knitted polyester option is a fantastic combination of fly-ability and durability.It satisfies legal obligations under the Equality Act 2010 and NHS contracts and as defined in the NHS Long Term Plan. Combining excellent value and great performance makes this NHS We Thank You flag an excellent choice for any occasion. By pledging to wear the badge and committing to uphold its meaning, staff are sending a message to patients and their families that ‘you can talk to me’ about issues of gender and sexuality. Whilst it is not possible to control the weather, you can take care of your flag to extend its life. The Trust is one of the largest in England, with eight hospitals and community care teams across our extensive geographical area, supporting patients from city to rural locations.

If you are working in equal partnership with a non-NHS organisation, you would use a neutral visual style, where neither the NHS nor the partner organisation’s identity would dominate. Under the Equality Act 2010, organisations have a legal duty to make changes in their approach or provision to ensure that services are as accessible to people with disabilities as they are for everybody else. Photographic or patterned backgrounds that are too cluttered or detailed will compromise the legibility of the NHS logo.When the NHS logo is accompanied by additional descriptive text, it represents a logo for a specific NHS organisation, NHS partnership or NHS service. You can increase the life of any flag by taking it down at night, avoiding flying it during periods of severe weather, and also by ensuring that the flagpole is free of rough patches and protrusions upon which the flag can catch. For an impairment to have a substantial effect, it must have more than a minor or trivial effect on someone's ability to do everyday tasks such as preparing food, having a conversation, getting washed, walking or using transport. They are made from digitally printed knitted polyester, are light weight, durable and can be used time and time again.