Charity Apps

We create innovative mobile web apps for charities that prioritise user experience. 

With decades of experience, IE Digital is a sector-leading charity digital agency, specialising in Charity App Development. Our Charity Apps are created with users in mind, and allow your audiences to benefit from the information, digital tools, and services you provide. 

We design and develop mobile web apps that will work across Android and iOS, following a period of user research, discovery, UI / UX, and rapid prototyping to make sure your app will resonate with users. And, as a creative agengy, we can also help you to find new and exciting ways to engage with your audience.

Community app
Young Lives vs Cancer Young Lives vs Cancer was looking to embrace digital comms and create an online community tool and smartphone app. Young Lives vs Cancer (formerly CLIC Sargent) is the UK’s leading cancer charity for children, young people and their families…
Ed Wilkinson, Senior Digital Consultant at IE Digital
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Contraception comparison tool
Sexual health website for charity FPA Sexwise is a national campaign from sexual health charity FPA with funding from Public Health England. IE Digital designed and built a new website – complete with interactive contraception comparison tool – and IE Brand created the vibrant new…
Nick O'Sullivan
Patient therapy app
Hand therapy app improves patient experience IE Digital created a new health app for patients recuperating from hand trauma or surgery. The Hand Therapy app is now being used by clinicians at Chelsea & Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust to improve outcomes for patients and drive…
Evaluating health apps
Public Health England IE Digital worked with Public Health England (PHE), on an agile project to create an endorsement process for NHS approved health apps, and then to create a service manual for publication on gov.uk. The work was based on Government Digital Service …
Education charity website
Countryside Classroom IE Digital designed a unique new visual identity and an educational website for charity Countryside Classroom. It's the largest partnership of its kind in the UK – led by charity Farming and Countryside Education (FACE) – with an ambition to help…
Nick O'Sullivan
Getting the most out of user experience (UX) design IE Digital Consultant Nick O’Sullivan explores why it’s important to consider the user experience of your project stakeholders as well as the eventual users of your website, app or digital product. A Lean approach to UX can reduce waste and improve…
  • Prostate Cancer Research logo in grey
    Prostate Cancer Research logo

    The Personal Stories page of the Infopool website, shown on a mobile phone screen

    IE Digital worked with Prostate Cancer Research to create the infopool – an interactive website for prostate cancer patients and their loved ones. The infopool helps people to understand the different tests and treatments available for prostate cancer, as well as information on clinical trials. 

    Read the infopool case study

  • Young Lives vs Cancer logo in grey
    Young Lives vs Cancer logo

    CLIC Sargent community app on mobile phone

    Young Lives vs Cancer (formerly CLIC Sargent) is the UK’s leading cancer charity for children, young people and their families.

    Explore the full case study about the Young Lives vs Cancer community app. 

    We came to IE with a complex brief for our online community. IE focused on the essential principles, actualising this into an intuitive website that will help Young Lives vs Cancer build a vibrant space for 16 to 24-year-olds, who have, or have had cancer.

    Helen Thomas-Fox
    Senior Digital Manager, Young Lives vs Cancer
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  • CW+ logo (grey) – the Chelsea and Westminster Hospitals charity
    CW+ logo – the Chelsea and Westminster Hospitals charity

    CW+ Hand Therapy health app screenshots

    CW+ is a charity that invests in financially sustainable innovations, facilities and technologies, to improve clinical outcomes for patients at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital and beyond. This includes several health apps per year.

    CW+ commissioned IE to build an app to help patients recuperating from a hand trauma or surgery. The app allows clinicians to prescribe a bespoke programme of exercises for each patient – from a library of over 90 video demonstrations – to aid recovery from their specific hand injuries. Clinicians can bookmark relevant content using an intuitive favourites system, and schedule push notifications to help remind patients when it's time to repeat their exercises. 

    Although the project is primarily aimed at supporting staff and patients at Chelsea and Westminster, CW+ intends to keep it open to help other areas of the health service. It's also based on reusable components to provide a framework for building future apps more efficiently. 

    Read more about the CW+ Hand Therapy app

    We are truly delighted with the app. As a clinician it has been brilliant to be able to use this in situ with patients as it's quick and easy to download and prescribe exercises. It making a real difference to the patient and therapist experience. Thanks for all your hard work and dedication to this project.

    Hayley Fay, Senior Occupational Therapist, Hand Therapy Department
    Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
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  • Countryside Classroom logo (grey)
    Countryside Classroom logo

    Countryside Classroom – a child exploring the natural environment

    Countryside Classroom, led by Farming and Countryside Education (FACE), is the largest partnership of its kind, bringing together organisations committed to helping children learn about food, farming and the natural environment.

    Explore the full Countryside Classroom website case study.

    There’s an excellent, searchable database of farms, green spaces and other places to visit, which you can filter by age, theme and curriculum subject... Countryside Classroom is superbly presented and highly informative.

    ★★★★

    Web User Magazine
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