Breaking period stigma
Using social marketing and behaviour change to create a campaign aimed to educate young people about their period health in Wales.
More +The aim of this campaign was to recruit residents from across Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland to join a voluntary panel to ensure that the views of the public and patients have been considered in key decision-making.
A campaign to recruit residents to make a difference in their community by working with the NHS Better Care Together commissioned Social Change UK to deliver a campaign to inspire residents to help their local NHS by becoming a volunteer for a Public and Patient Involvement Assurance Group.
We ran a short digital and print campaign which ran for two months. The campaign needed to attract applications from across the county and city. As the target audience was only limited by location, we took a multi-channel approach to raise awareness of the group and its recruitment and we focused on attracting a diverse group of people to join the panel. Print materials were distributed to GP surgeries, health practices and community centres across the city and county, which was complemented by a targeted digital campaign, press and radio. All campaign activity directed traffic to a bespoke landing page hosted on our website to ensure impartiality of the process. Updated weekly the page housed common FAQs, and further information on the role, requirements and application process.
Using social marketing and behaviour change to create a campaign aimed to educate young people about their period health in Wales.
More +Using research to create a website and advertisement to help young women resist risky behaviour by increasing confidence and self-esteem.
More +To encourage local people in Hertfordshire to consider a career in care and promote the support available to unpaid carers.
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