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The Social Sense Blog

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

Category: Public Health

5 Ways to Digital Success in the Social Sector

Here we share a few insights into some of the valuable lessons we’ve learned when bringing tech into service delivery – whatever issue you are trying to address.

Android, app, Apple, Care homes, carers, Caring, charities, Dementia, digital, greater moments, local authorities, mobile app', Public Health, social marketing, social sector, VCSE

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

An exciting year ahead for Social Sense

Firstly, we hope you all had a good festive break and we wish everyone a Happy New Year! It’s easy … More

There’s more than one way to build resilience

By Gary Lovatt Working intensively with partners from Health, Crime and Education it’s hard to get through a meeting these … More

#ctzn, attitude change, early intervention, health and wellbeing, Mindful Me, mindfulness, mobile app', peer pressure, Public Health, R U Different?, resilience, social marketing, social norms, young people, youth engagement

A new chapter for Social Sense

To round off a busy summer, we are really pleased to say that our brand new website has gone live … More

#ctzn, MediaCityUK, Mindful Me, R U Different?, Salford Quays, social marketing, social marketing campaigns, social norms, website, young people, youth engagement

R U Different? wins coveted award

Social Sense’s R U Different? programme won the 2016 Social Marketing Campaign of the Year Award at the UK Public … More

local authorities, Public Health, R U Different?, social marketing, social marketing campaigns, social norms, teenagers, young people, youth engagement

UK Public Sector Communications Awards 2016

The UK Public Sector Communications Awards have revealed their shortlist for this year and the Social Sense team are very … More

awards, local authorities, PSCAwards, Public Sector, R U Different?, social marketing, social marketing campaigns, social norms, youth engagement

Seek Prevention not Treatment

By Grace Kelly It has been unavoidable in the news recently; from exam stress causing teen suicides to a report … More

anxiety, CAMHs, counselling, early intervention, emotional health, health and wellbeing, local authorities, mental health, mindfulness, Public Health England, schools, self-harm, stress, suicide, teenagers, young people

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

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