Campaign Overviews

October is Menopause Awareness Month with World Menopause Day being held on Saturday 18 October.  

Our Detect Cancer Earlier campaign  ‘Be the Early Bird’ is going live this week.  We’re extending the campaign period for this phase with a multichannel approach running through to November - radio and digital from this week, followed by TV and outdoor from 1 October.

The Scottish Government’s organ and tissue donation marketing campaign – ‘Don’t Leave Your Loved Ones in Doubt’ will kick off on 22 September supporting Organ & Tissue Donation Week which will run 22-29 September. We are delighted to share our toolkit in advance of that date. 

Scotland’s Climate Week is coming – and we’ve got everything your organisation needs to get involved.

The UK Government will be testing the Emergency Alerts system on Sunday, 7 September at 3pm. 

As the school holidays draw to a close, it’s completely natural for both children and parents to feel a mix of excitement and anxiety, especially when starting P1 or S1. Children may have questions, and parents may not always have the answers. 

August to September social media themes are here! Discover what Net Zero Scotland will be focusing on, explore new content ideas, and see how your organisation can get involved.

Ahead of Dementia Awareness Week next week (2-8 June), the Scottish Government and COSLA wanted to get in touch to re-share our Rethink Dementia toolkit and assets to help raise awareness and support people living with dementia. 

With the peak tourist season fast approaching, the Scottish Government and Road Safety Scotland have launched their ‘Drive on the Left’ campaign again, reminding visitors to drive on the left on Scotland’s roads this spring and summer.

We're excited to share the focus for Net Zero Scotland’s social media channels for May to June and details of how your organisation can get involved!

Lyme disease is still on the rise in Scotland. It is caused by being bitten by bacteria passed by the bite of an infected tick and can be serious if not treated early. Resources are available to help you spread the word throughout May, Lyme Disease Awareness Month.