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Award winning Manchester based Social Marketing agency delivering positive and measurable outcomes to Children, Young People and Families throughout the UK and Europe.

Category: Education and PSHE

Empowering 5,000 teenagers to take control of their emotional health and wellbeing

Over a year ago, we created Mindful Me as a response to the growing reports of anxiety and self-harm rates … More

anxiety, education, London, meditation, mentalhealth, mindfulness, selfharm, stress, website

Could your young people benefit from our 2016/17 programme?

It’s that time of year for us when we are busy travelling up and down the country briefing local authorities … More

attitude change, local authorities, R U Different?, schools, social marketing, social norms, young people, youth engagement

Can we use Social Norms to predict the future?

The eternal challenge when commissioning any mainstream preventative programme in health, crime or education is to measure the ‘what if’ … More

Public Health, R U Different?, social marketing, social norms, University of Salford, youth engagement

Changing Young Lives Using Mindfulness and Therapeutic Life Coaching

Changing Young Lives Using Mindfulness and Therapeutic Life Coaching The Emotional Health and Wellbeing of our young people remains our … More

Fusion, happiness, health and wellbeing, life coaching, mental health, Mindful Me, mindfulness, teenagers, therapy, young people

Anti-Bullying Campaign Takes First Prize

Students at Ellesmere Park High School in Salford have won First Prize in our national R U Different? Enterprise Awards … More

anti-bullying, awards, Enterprise Awards, enterprise day, R U Different?, schools, social marketing, social marketing campaigns, young people

The decision is yours!

The short listed entries for the Enterprise Awards 2015 have been revealed and we now need you to decide on … More

competition, Enterprise Awards, enterprise day, health campaigns, social marketing, social marketing campaigns, social norms, young people, youth engagement

Social Norms Specialist Joins the Team

Social Sense is delighted to welcome Kevin Stoodley to it’s ever expanding team, joining as a full time Programme Developer. … More

social norms

Mindfulness – the next part of our journey

Over the past 6 years we have been working with young people on programmes designed to challenge perceptions, create informed … More

emotional health, happiness, health and wellbeing, meditation, mental health, mindfulness, resilience, young people

Roadshow Opens Up New Opportunities

Social Sense attracted over 150 visitors from throughout the UK to their recent national roadshows, where engaging positively and measurably … More

4Children, Birmingham, Gateshead, London, Manchester, Newcastle, Northumbria University, Ofsted, Public Health, Public Health England, R U Different?, social marketing, social norms, youth engagement

We’re Changing Young Lives for the Better! Come & find out how!

Investment in Early Intervention and Prevention strategies can change lives and lead to incredible physical, emotional and financial benefits. We’re … More

early intervention, free event, health and wellbeing, local authorities, Ofsetd, prevention strategies, PSHE, Public Health, Public Health England, Public Health England Strategy, schools, Social return on investment, youth engagement

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