iHELP introduces a novel paradigm for personalised healthcare where the risk assessment and the delivery of personalised recommendations (prevention and intervention measures) are delivered using state of the art mobile and wearable technologies, which have proven to meet the varying needs of people of all ages. The iHELP project will improve the state of art in many different areas of science, technology, sociology and end user development. To help implement the vision of this project, a strong Dissemination strategy should be in place. It is crucial to get a quick start in the setup of all communication channels and materials so that all partners start getting engaged in the process of the communication activities. As stated in the iHELP Grant Agreement (GA), deliverable D8.1 (Initial publication package) comprises of the initial set of materials that will define and promote the project’s identity. This deliverable presents that initial set of material, including the project logo, a project leaflet, a presentation providing a general description of iHELP, project’s official web site and the templates for the official documents like deliverables and Powerpoint presentations. In addition, the effective promotion and dissemination of project activities will require not only innovative technical solutions, but also creative work for the project’s branding and main visuals used on the website, Social Media channels, presentations and other templates, which will be described in this deliverable.