Campaign Overviews

Phase Two of the Women's Health Plan was published today, 20 January 2026, building on progress to improve women's health across Scotland.

New case studies, videos and social content now available.

Phase Two of the Women's Health Plan will be published on 20 January 2026, building on progress to improve women's health across Scotland.

The Mind to Mind campaign continues to encourage people to look after their mental wellbeing.

Nearly one in three drivers killed while speeding is aged 16-25. To help reduce this, the Scottish Government and Road Safety Scotland have launched a new phase of their Young Drivers campaign targeting risky driving behaviours among 17 to 25-year-old men.

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.  

In response to the rising number of flu cases and the subsequent pressure on health services, additional resources are available to help remind the public on how to reduce the spread of winter illnesses.

New social videos, social content calendar and BSL video assets are ready for sharing this festive season.

As 2025 comes to a close, we want to thank you for the support and collaboration you’ve shown throughout the year. Your efforts - whether by reducing the environmental impact in your organisation, encouraging your teams to partake in climate action, or helping share Scotland’s climate messages - have made a real difference. Together, we’ve helped communities and businesses across Scotland move closer to our net zero goals, and that progress matters.

Around one in five newly qualified drivers are involved in a collision within their first year on the road. To help reduce this, the Scottish Government and Road Safety Scotland have launched a new Young Drivers campaign targeting risky driving behaviours among 17 to 25-year-old men.

The winter months bring an increase in respiratory conditions and other winter illnesses, which increases  the demand for 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.

Communications activity from the Scottish Government is working to promote the shared values that strengthen our communities and show the benefits of community cohesion in action, while also providing reassurance around existing support and services available for communities.