Turning evidence, insight and ambition into impact.

I work alongside organisations committed to improving lives and strengthening communities. I help them set clear priorities, design people-centred programs, measure what matters, and develop communications that move people to act.

A thinking partner.
A practical collaborator.

I help teams make sense of evidence and people’s experiences, work through complex questions and agree a practical way forward. I draw on your team’s knowledge, offer an outside perspective and stay engaged as the work moves from plan to delivery.

I bring public health expertise together with senior strategy, innovation and marketing experience gained in leading global consumer goods companies.

I care about work that actually changes something.

Natasha Cromer, founder of Seedwell, smiling against a pale blue background
Natasha CromerFounder & lead consultant

MPH, BCom · NFP Board Director

Where I can help

Finding a clear direction

Using evidence and community insight to set priorities, make choices and define your focus.

Developing programs and initiatives

Shaping and strengthening ideas through insight, design, piloting and refinement.

Connecting through communications

Creating communications and advocacy that help people understand, connect and act.

Building evaluation and learning

Helping organisations clarify the change they're trying to create, how their work contributes to it, and what evidence will help them improve over time.

Selected work

Program strategy
& learning

Mentally Fit Schools

Gotcha4Life Foundation

Seedwell developed the strategic framework for Mentally Fit Schools, a whole-school approach to building mental fitness in young people, and continues to support its national expansion and refinement.

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The work began with an evidence review and research with school communities to understand what would actually work in a school setting. The work included developing the framework and program briefs, supporting pilot school recruitment, and contributing to the design and evaluation of the pilot. The program has since expanded interstate, with ongoing support from Seedwell as it grows.

Children holding a red Build your emotional muscles sign at a Gotcha4Life school session

Evidence
& strategy

Gender responsiveness in mental health promotion

Gotcha4Life Foundation

Seedwell reviewed how gender shapes mental health needs and support, helping Gotcha4Life identify opportunities for more responsive programs and initiatives.

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The work combined an evidence review with a scan of the service landscape, examining needs and barriers across the lifespan.

The work also included a facilitated workshop with program and product leads to explore the organisation’s gender awareness and practical opportunities to apply the findings.

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Advocacy

Fight for Better Aged Care

Aged Care Peak Bodies

Seedwell developed a campaign for aged care peak bodies to build public concern and make aged care a stronger voting issue ahead of federal elections.

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Public communications and local campaigning at key by-elections engaged voters, MPs and candidates, asking them to take a public stand for older people in care.

Fight for Better Aged Care campaign: an older woman’s face beside the words Do you see me?

Communications

Encouraging COVID-19 vaccination

Catholic Health Australia

Seedwell developed a social media-led campaign addressing complacency as a barrier to COVID-19 vaccination, giving people personally relevant reasons to act.

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Back to the life we love appealed to people’s desire to reconnect with loved ones and everyday life, with a direct invitation to book a vaccination appointment through Healthdirect.

COVID vaccination campaign: Because we all want to get back to the life we love. Book your COVID vaccination today.

Brand strategy

Brand architecture for Butterfly and its services

Butterfly Foundation

Seedwell developed a brand architecture framework for Butterfly and its services, balancing a stronger organisational brand with the needs of individual programs.

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Work across Butterfly’s program teams explored their challenges and built a shared understanding of brand and brand architecture, helping the teams agree how their services should sit together under one umbrella brand.

The project also defined Wandi Nerida’s relationship with Butterfly and developed its identity, giving the service a distinct presence while supporting the organisational brand.

Wandi Nerida brand artwork, with the line gather together to blossom and Butterfly Residential Care branding

Let’s talk about
what’s next.

Natasha Cromer and a consulting colleague together at the Fight for Better Aged Care campaign

Whether you have a clear brief or an emerging challenge, I’d welcome a conversation.

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I acknowledge the traditional owners and custodians of the land on which I work as the first people of this country.