prevention
It’s the ‘why’ that inspires ‘what’ we do
The summer gives us all a great opportunity to reflect on what we need do over the next 12 months.
However, how many of us really take the time to stop and think about why we are going to do it?
Today I thought I’d share with you Social Sense’s ‘7 Big Why’s’ – i.e. the reasons we set up programmes like R U Different? to positively disrupt and improve the lives of thousands.
It is after all, the ‘why’s’ that inspire us all to do ‘what’ we do. Read the rest of this entry »
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Alcohol Price Increase Ignores the Real Issue
The rise in minimum unit prices for Alcohol has been welcomed today – by supermarkets.
That’s because it is likely to have zero impact on consumption while it has been revealed Supermarkets will reap the benefits of extra profits from sales. Read the rest of this entry »
This entry was posted in Alcohol Reduction, Peer Pressure, Public Health, Social Norms and tagged alcohol, early intervention, minimum pricing, prevention, teenage drinking.
