Breastfeeding Social Marketing Project
Gloucestershire County CouncilEstimated Value
Up to £50,000
Deadline
14 April 2019
Published
14 October 2019
Type
services
Overview
The breastfeeding social marketing project will aim to achieve a positive change in young women's beliefs, perceptions and attitudes towards breastfeeding within Gloucester City leading to an increase in breastfeeding rates (initiation and continuation at 6 - 8 weeks after birth). Breastfeeding insight work • To collect insight from the target audience and relevant workforce • To develop knowledge and understanding of the local enablers of and barriers to breastfeeding in Gloucester City 2.
Social Marketing Pilot • Co - produce a range of social marketing interventions with the target audience which build on the insight from Phase 1. • Implement and pilot for 6 months a range of social marketing interventions with the aim to increase breastfeeding (initiation and continuation) rates among target audience with a focus on areas of greatest deprivation and lowest prevalence. 3. Evaluation • Evaluate the impact and effectiveness of the social marketing interventions • Establish an action plan for a countywide approach for the promotion of breastfeeding for all 4. Dissemination • Produce a final report for dissemination and share findings with stakeholders.
Eligibility & compliance
The Provider shall ensure the project comprises the four phases and meet the following objectives. 1.
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Gloucestershire County CouncilKey Dates
Published
14 October 2019
Submission deadline
14 April 2019
Notice type
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