Campaign Overviews

Endometriosis Awareness Month is taking place throughout March and is dedicated to raising awareness about endometriosis, a chronic and painful condition affecting many women across the UK. This month provides an opportunity to increase public understanding of the condition and encourage those who are suffering to seek medical advice from their GP practice.

New video, translated and accessible campaign resources are now available for Mind to Mind.

The Scottish Government has launched the final burst of the Renters’ Rights campaign, which aims to inform tenants, landlords and letting agents about the ending of the emergency Cost of Living (Tenant Protection) Act on 31 March 2025.  While the emergency protection measures are ending, tenants still have the same rights as before. This campaign aims to remind tenants of those rights and feel confident about using them.

The Parent Club ‘Teen Mental Health’ activity launches this week. Aimed at parents and carers of children in S2-S4 across Scotland, the campaign seeks to help parents navigate the changing and sometimes challenging relationships with their teenage children. 

Road Safety Scotland and the Scottish Government are launching a campaign encouraging road users to keep their mind on the road at all times. With pedestrian casualties increasing by 21% since 2021 and 'failing to look properly' being the highest contributory factor in collisions, your support in sharing this message is crucial.

This Sexual Abuse & Sexual Violence Awareness Week we’re highlighting the important service that SARCS in Scotland offers. NHS Scotland's Sexual Assault Response Coordination Services (SARCS) provides crucial healthcare and support in the days after rape or sexual assault. This confidential service is available even if you're not ready to report it to the police.

The Mind to Mind campaign launches today, in its fourth phase of activity the campaign continues to encourage people to look after their mental wellbeing.

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.