Stories told by patients, residents, clients and staff are at the heart of Calvary Health Care’s latest national brand campaign to engage with customer and workforce audiences.
The creative concept adopts Calvary’s refreshed branding and showcases real customers, staff and locations attached to “If” statements, demonstrating the healthcare provider’s mission of 'Being for Others'.
The campaign highlights how Calvary is the care solution across the five service streams, with a particular focus on residential aged care. There is also a focus on its people, highlighting Calvary as an employer of choice to attract and engage new team members.
Calvary’s national director of customer and communications, Bryan McLoughlin, said the advertising campaign messaging was based on the Rudyard Kipling poem 'If' and was the next step in the brand refresh initiative.
“There is a real synergy between Calvary’s legacy of the six courageous Sisters who sailed into Sydney in 1885 to continue the mission of Venerable Mary Potter and the Sisters of the Little Company of Mary to care for those in need and the If poem, which encourages one to be resilient in the face of adversity and to lead a virtuous life," said McLoughlin.
“These stories in our campaign reflect Calvary’s care from the heart positioning and showcases proudly what our values look like in practice."
The campaign will be visible across billboards, digital, print, radio and television.
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