ACT F.A.S.T stroke campaign launching 1 February 2018
Written by admin on Thursday 1st February 2018
Public Health England resources available for you to support this
Resources are available for you to order to support
PHE have run the Act F.A.S.T. campaign a number of times as it is a simple and straight forward message to help people identify the most common signs of a stroke. Acting FAST as soon as you see any single sign of a stroke not only save lives but potentially limit any long-term effects. The faster you act the better their chances. This campaign will be supported by TV, radio and outdoor advertising, as well as social media and PR.
Here is the TV campaign advert
Resources currently available to order from the PHE Campaign Resource Centre (CRC) are as follows and more resources will be added as they become available:
- A4 printed poster
- A3 printed poster
- A5 printed leaflet
- BAME audience resources - include A3 & A4 print & PDF and A5 PDF versions
- Alternative format leaflets - include A4 large print, A4 easy read, Audio MP3 and British Sign language MP4
The campaign toolkit containing an overview of the campaign, key messages, long and short copy and details of activity for disabled people and the BAME community can now be download from the CRC, along with the campaigns facts and statistics.
Social
Social media guidance and resources are also now available to download
Case studies
As part of the campaign, PHE are looking for people who have had a stroke and dialed 999, as well as ‘stroke savers’- individuals who have dialled 999 when they have spotted someone displaying stroke symptoms. Do you know anyone who fits these categories? If so, PHE would love to hear from you. Please get in touch at stroke@freuds.com
