Campaign Overviews

This week sees the launch of the second social film in a series that tells Scotland’s brand story; how our unique mix of head, heart and spirit creates positive progress in the world. This film celebrates Scotland’s beauty, determination and innovation as we grow our green economy. As a member of the Brand Scotland Partnership, the Scottish Government is sharing this with relevant contacts to help spread the word across partner channels.

Public Health Scotland (PHS) has launched the 'Quit Your Way' Stop Smoking campaign.

The Scottish Government, in collaboration with Transport Scotland and Road Safety Scotland, have released a toolkit for communicators in local authorities and supporting organisations to use when implementing 20mph speed limits in their local area.

The Scottish Government has launched a campaign celebrating living kidney donation – an exceptional gift which can transform and save lives.

To support communications activity relating to teacher recruitment, a suite of assets are available to use featuring messaging from the What Teaching Taught Me campaign.

The Scottish Government has launched the Home Energy Scotland campaign which aims to raise awareness that advice and financial support is available to help people make energy efficient improvements to their homes, save on energy costs and stay warm.

With January being a difficult time for many, it’s important to encourage everyone to look after both themselves and their family's physical and mental health.

Road Safety Scotland and The Scottish Government has launched a new Fitness to Drive campaign to inform the public about the links between health and driving and encourage drivers aged 60 and over to get regular eye examinations to continue driving safely.

To support communications activity relating to paediatric respiratory illnesses, a suite of assets have been developed to align with the Right Care Right Place campaign.

The 'Get through 72' campaign first launched in 2017 and is designed to encourage smokers to quit and receive support in a way that works best for them.

The Vaping Addiction campaign launched late November and aims to help raise the awareness of the harms and risks of vaping for children and young people.

The Scottish Government have launched a ‘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.