Campaign Overviews

Road Safety Scotland and the Scottish Government have today launched an important campaign warning drivers that not wearing a seatbelt could cost them their lives, and have a devastating impact on the loved ones they leave behind.

January’s short days, gloomy weather, and tight budgets can feel challenging to parents. Every family faces unique challenges, but parents often put themselves last, focusing all their energy on their children.  

If parents are feeling tired or low, it’s hard to stay strong and supportive for others. Taking time for themselves can be difficult but is essential part of caring for their family. That is why Parent Club have put together wellbeing tips for parents to help them look after themselves.  

With an increase in respiratory conditions and other winter illnesses over the winter months, and demand on health and social care services, this newsletter provides helpful resources that can be used across your channels to help relieve pressures being felt across the system.

The Power of Attorney Stakeholder Toolkit aims to raise awareness of what Power of Attorney is and why it is important to have this in place.

The Drink and Drug-Driving Campaign launches today, aiming to reduce the number of people having a drink or taking drugs before driving. The campaign will run over the festive period to align with and support increased enforcement by Police Scotland.

We’re excited to share the focus for Net Zero Scotland’s social media channels in the coming quarter.

Winter can be a joyful season for families, but it’s also a time that can bring added stress, anxiety, and money worries. The colder, darker days often make it harder for kids to stay active, leaving parents wondering how to keep them entertained. 

The 'Keep Antibiotics Working' Campaign aims to promote safe and sustainable antibiotics use ahead of this year's World Antimicrobial Awareness Week 2024 (18-24 November 2024).

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.

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.  

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.

The Right Care Right Place campaign will launch next week with campaign assets now available for use across partner channels.