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A consistent Fraser Health visual builds awareness, trust and credibility of our organization.
This is why the creation or use of sub-brands by Fraser Health departments, programs, services and projects are not permitted – they dilute and undermine the effectiveness of the organizational brand.
Logos
To maintain a consistent Fraser Health visual, the creation or use of custom logos is not permitted for:
- committees
- departments
- events
- frameworks
- partnerships or collaborations
- programs
- projects and initiatives
- regions
- services
- teams
- websites, applications and platforms
Those currently in use should be promptly removed and replaced with the Fraser Health logo. Instead of custom logos, you can use text to define a Fraser Health department, program or service
Text
It is acceptable to use text to define a Fraser Health department, program or service if:
- It is outside of the logo buffer zone
- Text is smaller or equal to the Fraser Health logo size
- Font is Arial
- Text is left-justified
- Text colour matches the logo colour in Fraser Health blue, white or black
Acute sites
Internal
Sites with approved wordmarks may use them to assist identification of their specific location in internal communications such as:
- Memos
- Letters
- Posters
- Digital signage
- Meeting minutes
It is acceptable to define a specific acute site department, program or service if the proper text application guidelines outlined above are applied.
External
For all external communications, the official Fraser Health logo with or without the tagline – better health, best in health care – may be used.
Colour and font identities
Our core colours are blue, orange and white and our font family is Arial.
Using our core colours and preferred font creates consistency and strengthens overall brand recognition.
The creation or use of other colours and fonts with the purpose to identify or differentiate a department, team, project or area is not permitted.
Custom colours and fonts currently in use should be promptly removed.
