Wellbeing Australia is in need of a new logo as it goes through a rebranding phase.

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Wellbeing Australia is in need of a new logo. The new logo is required for the rebranding of Wellbeing Australia as a charitable organization, on its website, social media platforms and all forms of communication. Our mission is also to partner with other companies who would be proud to feature this new logo on their own communications. There are three important sub-brands Family, Education and Workplace and we would like the logo to sit well with these sub-brands.
Introduction
Wellbeing Australia is a registered charity, a not-for-profit Network of people and organisations committed to developing the healthy relationships that lead to individual and community wellbeing, encompassing families, education and the workplace.
Wellbeing Australia is a network/hub for organisations and individuals interested in living a meaningful life encompassing positivity and resilience through social, emotional and physical wellbeing. It engages and connects individuals and organisations that are passionate about building wellbeing in the workplace, educational facilities and communities.
Objectives:
• Consolidate school-based initiatives
• Develop a hub of expertise in family and workplace wellbeing
• Promote the passion of professionals with a passion for wellbeing
• Develop advocacy capacity for wellbeing research, training, accreditation and professional services
• Encourage and support research and resource development
• Extend the network of professionals working across wellbeing
• Become a referral point for wellbeing
Style
Collaborative, “umbrella organisation” joining smaller individuals and organisations, an informal and approachable  “hub” where like-minded individuals meet, a resource centre, across sectors (schools, universities, workplaces, families, communities, etc.)
Strength and Change
Target Audience
Wellbeing practitioners, executive leaders and HR departments in companies, individuals, teachers, students, parents, families.
Values
• Care
• Respect
• Responsibility
• Understanding
• Inclusion
• Integrity
• Equality
Primary Logo
Will be the visual anchor point for Wellbeing Australia.
The word “Wellbeing” to be dominant in the logo. Would prefer no holding device unless it works very well with the entire logo design. Fonts: Each word in logo could be a different font or caps/non caps/different colour. Use of imagery/symbol.
Secondary Logo
It is always preferable to use the main logo, however, a few variations could be available. This will be an adaptation of the primary logo, eg, words only without image; image without words; one overall colour. The logo may be used in black and white.
Tagline
There are times when we will need to use the following 3 words in conjunction with the logo:
Family Education Workplace
Colour Palette
• Sea scape (blues, teal, greens)
• Nature/earthy tones (caramel, burnt brown)
Imagery/Symbols
• Leaves/tree
• Water
• Nature inspiration
Target Market(s)
Wellbeing practitioners, executive leaders and HR departments in companies, individuals, teachers, students, parents, families.
Industry/Entity Type
Charity
Logo Text
Wellbeing Australia
Logo styles of interest
Emblem Logo
Logo enclosed in a shape



Pictorial/Combination Logo
A real-world object (optional text)



Wordmark Logo
Word or name based logo (text only)


Font styles to use
Colors
Colors selected by the customer to be used in the logo design:
Look and feel
Each slider illustrates characteristics of the customer's brand and the style your logo design should communicate.
Elegant
Bold
Playful
Serious
Traditional
Modern
Personable
Professional
Feminine
Masculine
Colorful
Conservative
Economical
Upmarket
Requirements
Must have
- The sub-brands of
- Family Education Workplace
- to be able to be easily added underneath the logo and it look a strong design.
Nice to have
- imagery/symbols
Should not have
- map of Australia
- anything to do with diet or exercise as that is not what Wellbeing means in this instance.