P3
My health education campaign is about eating 5 a day (fruit and vegetables) I want to promote this and get people from different social class to start eating healthy cheaper. Before doing my health campaign I had to find the appropriate approach that I was going to use, the target group and the resources that were available for me.
When I was designing my health education campaign I made sure that I followed certain principles. I carried out a small scale health education campaign and I have used leaflets and posters to inform people about improving their health and preventing themselves from getting obese and other diet related chronic diseases. However the media (Radio and Television) are one of the best ways to inform people as these reach out to most people but this type of method was going to be expensive for me so I had to stick to leaflets and posters.
I will use the poster and leaflet to inform people about the dangerous that are involved by not eating healthy and the different types of disease they can suffer from. I will also include the good and the bad things about eating 5 a day.
Task 2
P5 & M4
My health campaign links to a lot of different campaign that have been done by the government to promote 5 A Day for example Change 4 life. National, international and local campaigns must of the time they use mass media which include advertisements by the major health promotion agencies using television, radio, magazines or newspapers. For example some food packaging with the 5 A DAY logo for example the two squares that you see on packaging (orange juices) represent that if you drink the juice you would have two of your five a day.
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The government has recommended that a healthy diet should include at least a variety of five fruit and vegetables a day. It was found that in 2004, 14 percent of men and 27 percent of women in England eat five or more portions a day, while only 8 percent of men and 6 percent of women consumed no