Open brochure titled 'Integrated health systems for children in out-of-home care,' with a cover image of colorful stacking blocks, and inside pages showing text and a photo of a young girl standing in a bright room.

At Cambium Studios, we partnered with team at the La Trobe University - Violet Vines Marshman Centre for Rural Health Research to design a suite of research assets for the Integrated Health Systems for Children in Kinship Care project. This 10-year initiative in Victoria, Australia required a strategy-led approach to translate complex systemic data into clear, impactful communication tools: a 40-page research report, a 2-page handout flyer, and a research poster for the ISPCAN 2025 international conference.

Our design direction prioritised clarity and authority to reflect the important nature of child protection. By utilising a strong, cohesive colour palette, functional iconography, and sourced photography, we created a professional narrative that emphasises the importance of the findings. The project was recently honoured as a joint winner of the 2024 Robin Clark Making a Difference Award at the Victorian Protecting Children Awards. We are proud to have provided the visual framework to help elevate this important local research to a global stage.

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Health & Research
Social Progress

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Publication
Infographic

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La Trobe University
Violet Vines Marshman Centre for Rural Health Research
Brochure or flyer with information about child health systems, featuring icons related to healthcare and illustrations of the sun and moon.
Research poster titled "Suicide risk and prevention for young people in out-of-home care" with silhouettes of two children running at the top, sections including introduction, aim, results, key messages, practical implications, next steps, and conclusion, with various color-coded headings and bullet points.

“I have had the pleasure of working with Julia [founder of Cambium Studios] on graphic design for several research projects, and I highly recommend her services. From the very beginning, communication was clear, and responsive. Julia provided regular updates throughout the process and shared design previews at key stages, which ensured we were aligned and able to refine details collaboratively.

Her work is not only beautifully designed but also thoughtfully tailored to purpose. She has a strong ability to create materials that meet rigorous academic standards while also being engaging and accessible for community-facing audiences. This balance is not easy to achieve, and Julia does it really well. Importantly, she consistently delivers high-quality work on time. Her reliability, creativity, and professionalism make her an outstanding collaborator for research, academic, and community projects alike. I would not hesitate to recommend her to others.”

Dr Corina Modderman
Associate Dean Partnerships - La Trobe University Violet Vines Marshman Centre for Rural Health Research