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We are the National Social Marketing Centre (NSMC), a strategic partnership between the Department of Health in England and Consumer Focus (formerly the National Consumer Council).

Here you will find information on news and events, as well as case studies, reports, tools, presentations, resources and training materials about social marketing.

 

 

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Title:

Taxi!

Topic:

Healthy lifestyle

Organisation:

Walsall Council

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Taxi! was a one year pilot project developed by the Walsall Council Creative Development Team, using a social marketing approach, to encourage local taxi drivers to review their lifestyle and make positive changes. 
Primary research, including interviews and video diaries, with local taxi drivers…
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Latest News

News round-up, Monday 8th February 2010

• The newly appointed school food tsar will today urge headteachers to bar pupils from leaving the premises at lunchtime in an effort to promote healthy eating habits.

• Family life as it used to be lived a generation ago can help prevent obesity in pre-school children, a study has shown.

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News round-up, Thursday 4th February 2010

• Health inequalities among children under five have barely improved in the past decade despite more than £10bn of government investment, research has shown.

• The NHS Confederation has said that smoking is the most crucial health challenge facing the NHS

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Upcoming Events

Two new conferences on prevention, equality and inequality

The King's Fund have announced two new conferences on prevention, equality and inequality:

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Social marketing learning day

North Tyneside Primary Care Trust is pleased to invite applications from other public sector professionals to attend a free learning event to showcase a national pilot to reduce kerbside drinking among teenagers - Sub 21.

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