Campaign Overviews

The Mind to Mind campaign launches today and highlights the dedicated NHS inform website designed to help people who may be facing challenges with their mental wellbeing. 

Scottish Women and Girls in Sport Week launched today and is running until Sunday 8 October. This year has kicked off with a campaign film featuring Footballer Leanne Crichton, a Scotland International Player with 72 caps, who encourages all women and girls to get involved. 

This years' Scottish Women and Girls in Sport Week takes place from Monday 2 October - Sunday 8 October, and we're inviting every single woman and girl in Scotland to get involved. 

A national advertising campaign consisting of TV, radio, digital and social media advertising is now live to 19 November, encouraging eligible audiences to get their winter vaccines.

The Detect Cancer Earlier campaign ‘Be the Early Bird’ will be running from 18 September – 22 October 2023 and updated resources are now available.

We’re launching our Scotland’s Climate Week 2023 Stakeholder Pack.

The Respect Campaign originally launched in February 2022 and was designed to help reduce levels of violent and abusive behaviour being experienced by health and social care workers following increased demands on health and social care services during the Coronavirus pandemic, and which still continues to be felt.

A national advertising campaign consisting of TV, radio, digital and social media advertising will go live from 4 September encouraging eligible audiences to get their winter vaccines.

Encouraging a career that makes a difference in people’s lives – updated campaign resources are now available.

From 3-13 August 2023, the inaugural UCI Cycling World Championships will be hosted in Glasgow and across Scotland. It will be the single biggest cycling event in history, bringing together for the first time 13 existing UCI World Championships into one mega event.

Public Health Scotland (PHS) has launched a Stakeholder Toolkit to raise awareness that the COVID-19 vaccine is now recommended for children aged 6 months to 4 years who are at higher risk of serious illness from COVID-19.

With World Environment Day, Bike Week and more taking place this June, it’s the perfect time to bring employees, families, communities, customers and stakeholders into the conversation around what actions they can take to help tackle climate change.