SUPPORT OUR NHS NURSES

We’re proud to launch our new art activism initiative Print To Power to galvanise support for our NHS nurses and raise money for RCN Foundation

 

We exist to design and activate creative campaigns that inspire action to build a better world.

And like most people in the UK, the NHS holds a very special place in our heart. It’s distressing that nurses are increasingly having to rely on food banks to get by. Rishi Sunak should be offering fair pay and better working conditions. Claps don’t pay the bills.

As part of the Print To Power: Support our NHS Nurses campaign, we’ve commissioned a group of four brilliant creatives; Marylou Faure, Holy Moly, Darren Cullen (AKA Spelling Mistakes Costs Lives) and If Not Now in-house designer Daniel Jennings, to design a poster to promote support for striking nurses. 

Bringing art and activism together, this is our way for the public to help support the NHS and nurse strikes in a practical way. To stand in solidarity with nursing staff, the high-quality prints can be purchased from an online shop to be put up in windows and homes. 100% of the profits will be donated to the RCN Foundation.

They’ve cared for us. It’s time we cared for them.

THE COLLECTION

THE CAUSE

The NHS – and nursing in particular – has faced decades of underinvestment. Staffing pressures, burnout, and a backlog of undelivered care have pushed the workforce to breaking point.

In response to unprecedented strike action, the RCN (Royal College of Nursing) opened a Strike Fund to support nurses taking part in industrial action. That fund is now closed – but the fight for fair pay and safe staffing isn’t over.

We’re continuing to show our support by donating 100% of profits from our online shop to the RCN Foundation, who provide long-term support to nurses, midwives, and healthcare support workers across the UK.

This is your chance to back NHS workers in a practical, powerful way – and get your hands on a beautiful print to hang proudly in your home.

Our nurses have cared for us. It’s time we cared for them.