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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.

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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

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

24 hours left to vote and it’s really close!

We have had an overwhelming response so far but there is still one more day to vote for your winner … More

awards, Public Health, Public Health England, R U Different?, social marketing, social marketing campaigns, teenagers, young people, youth engagement

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

Young People Wow Us Once Again!

The final week of term is upon us and what a fantastically successful year it has been for R U … More

attitude change, enterprise day, R U Different?, social marketing, social marketing campaigns, social norms, young people, youth engagement

Healthy Selfie Campaign is a Winner for Ridgewood

Enterprising students at Ridgewood High School have won a national competition and £500 worth of high street vouchers. The Stourbridge … More

alcohol, alcohol reduction, attitude change, awards, Dudley, Enterprise Awards, enterprise day, health campaigns, Healthy Selfie, public health campaigns, social marketing, social marketing campaigns, young people

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. … More

early intervention, enterprise days, informed choice, mobile app', NHS, prevention, PSHE, risk taking behaviours, social marketing, social marketing campaigns, social media, social norms, teenagers, young people

R U Different? Enterprise Awards 2014

From Breakfast Selfies to Reverse Graffiti smoking campaigns, Young People have taken the Social Norms approach to unprecedented and outrageously … More

awards, Enterprise Awards, enterprise day, health campaigns, Public Health, social marketing, social marketing campaigns, social norms, teenagers, young people

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