State-wide Equipment Program
The State-wide Equipment Program helps Victorians get the aids and equipment they need to stay mobile and independent. For their outreach, they wanted a practical carry bag plus a small fidget toy for younger clients — so we produced 250 SWEP drawstring backpacks and 250 push-pop fidgets.
Project snapshot
A quick look at how the SWEP order came together.
SWEP works with families across Victoria, and their outreach reaches a wide age range. They wanted two things in one order: a sturdy drawstring bag that carries paperwork and small equipment and keeps the SWEP contact details visible, plus a little something for younger clients — a push-pop fidget to hand over at an appointment. Useful for the adult, reassuring for the child.
“I can confirm we’ve received them both. The bags look great and I think the kids will love the fidget-pops.”
The drawstring bag is where the practical branding lives: the SWEP name, both phone numbers and the email in a clean one-colour print, big enough to read at a glance and to act on later. The push-pop fidgets came printed with a support helpline, so even the fun item does a job. Running both products together in a single one-colour print kept the cost efficient — important for a publicly funded program — and the whole order came in on budget.
Hannah Calvo and Mary Haycell Aguirre delivered both lines on schedule in ten days and on budget. For a health program, a giveaway isn’t a gimmick — it’s a way to keep a phone number in the house and to make a clinical visit a little easier for a child. It’s a first order that lands both jobs at once. Read more about SWEP.
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