CHILD AND FAMILY CENTRE
CENTRE DE L’ENFANT ET DE LA FAMILLE
NGODWEAANGIZWIN AASKAAGEWIN

62 chemin Frood Road, Suite/suite 100
Sudbury ON P3C 4Z3
Tel/tél: 705-525-1008
Fax/télécopieur: 705-222-6082
cfc@childandfamilycentre.on.ca

Visual Identity

	THE CHILD Representing the human form, its small arms stretched outward and upward, suggesting hope and/or triumph.

	THE THREE-FOLD COMPONENT The tripartite nature of the symbol is unmistakable. Three smaller circles (which represent the three children) the three oval shapes that make up the circle, the three branches that spread out from the centre signify: three languages and three cultures : English, French and Aboriginal three members of a family: father, mother, child three components of a person : mind, body, spirit The three oval shapes are separate yet together.

	THE CIRCLE The circle is a very warm, organic, natural shape, suggesting unity, harmony, growth and is an important part of the Aboriginal culture.

	THE SYMBOL Visual identity incorporating all key elements in a synergistic symbol whose whole exceeds the sum of its parts. Not everyone will see everything with the same prominence and in the same order. Some will focus on certain elements, others will focus on quite different elements.

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This page last updated on 2010-07-19