Engage.
Communicate.
Facilitate.

Empowering communities through collaborative and meaningful engagement, in pursuit of equity.

We are a creative, pragmatic, and people-centred community engagement and communications consultancy working on built environment schemes across the United Kingdom and Australia.

We specialise in residential, active travel, placemaking, healthcare, social infrastructure, education, and renewable energy projects.

We design and deliver bespoke communications and engagement campaigns that help bring our clients and the communities they work with, closer together. Our strategic expertise ensures that our client’s projects are transparent, robust, inclusive and will withstand external scrutiny.
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Our Services.

Advisory

Communications

Consultation

Engagement

Facilitation

Our Clients.

CASE STUDY
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CASE STUDY
CASE STUDY
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CASE STUDY
ECF helped us achieve our objectives on a complicated project through strategic advice, a communications and engagement programme and on the ground support. They were a valued member of the team, contributed to its success and I would recommend them to anyone look for communications and engagement support.
Eugene Prinsloo​
Developments Director, Community Health Partnerships
ECF helped us deliver a high-profile piece of work successfully and at pace. Their strategic advice and operational support were a real asset, helping us reach our target audiences, build productive relationships and gain meaningful insight into what our residents’ and businesses want from their town centre.
LOUISE FENNER
Louise Fenner, Head of Communications and Engagement, Sutton Council

Our Insights.

Reimagining London’s Democracy

Earlier this year, NLA launched the ‘Reimagine London’ competition, which was aimed at generating innovative and aspirational ideas to help shape the future of the capital. Partnering with the Involve Foundation, we entered with our idea to reimagine democracy in…

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Can either party give first-time buyers hope?

If the cliché of “the first step is the hardest” applies anywhere, it certainly applies to the housing market. The Building Societies Association says that first-time buyers are facing the toughest conditions in 70 years, with the average age of…

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