Campaign Overviews

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.

Scotland for Ukrainians: a guide for displaced people is a comprehensive guide for displaced people from Ukraine arriving under the Scottish Super Sponsor Scheme. This has been published by the Scottish Government on gov.scot, and is available in Ukrainian, English and Russian.

The national test of the UK Government's Emergency Alerts Service is happening between 3:00-3:30pm this Sunday to ensure the technology operates as intended and alert messages are received by all compatible handsets. 

The Crohn’s and Colitis campaign aims to increase awareness of symptoms for Crohn’s and Colitis, and signpost to good, reliable information so people feel empowered and unashamed to seek advice from a reliable healthcare professional when needed. 

The Scottish Government and Veterans’ Scotland are proud to launch the Recruit Veterans Campaign and new website – RecruitVeterans.scot, designed to reach employers across Scotland and communicate the benefits that employing veterans can bring to businesses.

Today, at the start of Autism Acceptance Week 2023, we are proud to launch stage 2 of our Different minds campaign - Autism and the Social Rulebook. A campaign which has been created and produced in partnership with autistic people.

The Scottish Government’s COVID-19 spring vaccination programme will soon be underway.

We must all play a part in tackling climate change. In this email you will find a number of resources that you can use to inspire collective climate action in schools.

We are delighted to share the new Detect Cancer Earlier campaign ‘Be the Early Bird’ which launches today, 6 March 2023.

This Friday, 24th February will be the first anniversary of Russia's illegal war against Ukraine. This will be a moment to reaffirm our solidarity with Ukraine, and our unwavering support for the people of Ukraine.

On 6 March, Scottish Government will be launching a new overarching Detect Cancer Earlier campaign. 

Scotland is suffering from twin nature and climate crises. Nature is in crisis with 25% of our wildlife already lost and 11% of our species facing extinction.

Throughout March we are encouraging organisations in Scotland to bring employees, families, communities, customers and stakeholders into the conversation around what they can do to protect and restore nature and help tackle climate change.