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After a decade of work reaching over 300,000 children, the Breteau Foundation had built a substantial body of educational programmes, resources, stories, and learning materials. As the Foundation moved beyond its active programme phase, its website needed to evolve with it.
Bee Lite helped transform the digital experience from a campaign-focused website into a living archive — preserving the Foundation's work while making its resources, stories, and legacy easier to discover and explore.
The challenge was no longer simply communicating an active programme. The website needed to capture years of work and present it as a meaningful, accessible record. Content needed to remain discoverable without making the experience feel dated or overloaded.
We focused on creating a clearer information structure so visitors could move naturally through the Foundation's programmes, resources, stories, and educational work. Important content was given room to breathe while deeper parts of the archive became easier to find.
The resulting website provides a lasting digital home for the Foundation's work. Instead of disappearing as programmes conclude, valuable educational resources and stories remain accessible to educators, partners, researchers, and anyone interested in the Foundation's impact.
By repositioning the website as an archive and resource hub, we helped the Breteau Foundation preserve a decade of work while creating a digital experience that remains useful today. The platform gives that legacy the structure, clarity, and visibility it deserves.
