Campaigns
The Department of Health manages social marketing campaigns across a range of important health issues.
Campaigns can range from large scale public awareness efforts which might be seen on television, radio, outdoor and web advertising, with extensive public relation activities across multiple media channels, to niche campaigns that target very specific audiences.
Influenza immunisation
campaign
Encourages Western Australians to book an appointment so they can be immunised for influenza.
Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV)
immunisation campaign
Raises awareness among parents of eligible WA babies about RSV immunisation.
Alternatives to emergency
campaign
This campaign aims to promote alternative health care options for minor injuries and illnesses.
Manage My Care app
communications toolkit
The Manage My Care app tracks outpatient appointments and referrals.
New national food safety standards
for food businesses
Stakeholder toolkit to promote the new national food safety standards to food businesses.
School-based
immunisation program campaign
Free immunisations for children in year 7 and year 10 to protect against serious infectious
diseases.
'Healthysexual' sexual health
awareness campaign
Get an STI blood test
Syphilis cases are increasing in WA. It often has no symptoms and can be serious.
Japanese encephalitis
virus awareness
stakeholder toolkit
Raising awareness of the increased risk of JEV, the vaccine, and ways to avoid infection.
Last reviewed: 09-01-2024