Menopause Awareness Month
To support Menopause Awareness Month this October, the Menopause campaign aims to raise awareness of symptoms that could be menopause and help empower women to navigate this transition with more confidence.
Scottish Women and Girls in Sport Week 2024 is here!
Scottish Women and Girls in Sport Week launched today and is running until Sunday 6 October. This year has kicked off with a campaign film of women and girls telling us who inspired them to get active and why they enjoy staying active. The film also features Jasmin Paris MBE who earlier this year became the first women to successfully complete the Barkley marathons.
Supporting Families
We know that many families are facing growing financial difficulties, especially with the current cost of living pressures. As autumn sets in, these challenges can feel even more overwhelming with colder weather and longer nights, and we want to support those families.
New Let’s Do Net Zero Campaign – Do it for yourself and our planet
We are delighted to share the new Let’s Do Net Zero campaign ‘Do it for yourself and our planet’, which launches today, 17 September 2024.
Road Safety - Speeding Campaign Launch
Today, the Scottish Government, including the Scottish Safety Camera Programme, is launching a new road safety campaign to tackle speeding. With 1 in 5 deaths on Scotland’s roads caused by speeding, drivers are urged to slow down to help reduce collisions and casualties.
Latest campaigns
Adult Social Care Recruitment - Assets Available Ahead of Scottish Careers Week
With roles in the adult social care (ASC) sector as important as ever, the Scottish Government is re-issuing its Adult Social Care ‘You can make a difference’ toolkit ahead of Scottish Careers Week.
Driving Tired Kills – Driver Fatigue Campaign Launch
The Driving Tired Kills campaign from Road Safety Scotland is focused on reminding people of the dangers when driving tired, and to provide tips and advice on the actions that can be taken to reduce the risks.
Vaping Addiction Campaign
The Scottish Government has re-launched the ‘Vaping Addiction’ campaign aimed at parents and carers of 10-17 year olds. The aim is to help increase awareness of the harms and risks of addiction of vaping for children and young people.