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Reduce emissions, save money, live healthier. New Net Zero Campaign Launch
The Scottish Government has launched a new Net Zero campaign to inspire action across Scotland. Scotland is in a climate emergency, and we are all experiencing the consequences: extreme weather events such as storms, floods and wildfires are affecting our communities and homes.
'Teaching Makes People' - Teacher Recruitment Campaign Launches Today
There is a need to encourage more people to consider becoming a secondary school teacher in Scotland, particularly in harder to fill subjects including the sciences, maths, technology, modern languages and Gaelic.
Detect Cancer Earlier: Help us share the ‘Early Bird’ message
The ‘Be the Early Bird’ campaign is active again this month with PR, partnerships, digital media and the roadshow. Roadshow dates can be found via our Facebook page here and you can also look out for the campaign in Iceland (19 January – 1 February), Home Bargains (February) and on Open Goal (w/c 26 January).
Mind to Mind - Mental Health Campaign Launch
The Mind to Mind campaign continues to encourage people to look after their mental wellbeing.
Young Drivers Campaign: New Speeding Phase Launched – Get Involved
Nearly one in three drivers killed while speeding is aged 16-25. To help reduce this, the Scottish Government and Road Safety Scotland have launched a new phase of their Young Drivers campaign targeting risky driving behaviours among 17 to 25-year-old men.
Latest campaigns
Tackling Misogyny - New Campaign Launch
The Scottish Government is launching a new campaign to tackle misogyny and its real-world impact on young people in Scotland.
The next phase of Rethink Dementia is live - here’s how you can support the campaign
A new phase of our Dementia Anti-Stigma campaign, in partnership with COSLA, is now live.
Here to Help - Parental Employability and Financial Support Campaign Launch
Parent Club have launched a new campaign to help families who are struggling and feel overwhelmed by the additional pressures brought on by the current economic crisis.
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