[…]for the campaign will help with getting the information across to young adults in both a humorous and factual way. Key messages will be promoted primarily using online resources – Facebook, Twitter and websites -from Monday 9th December and will continue into 2014. Social media messages will promote safer sex, prevention of sexually transmitted Infections (STIs) including the consistent use of condoms, and STI testing and treatment services. The use of social media will enable the campaign messages to reach a large national audience. The campaign has been funded by the HSE and was prompted by a steady rise in […]
[…]for the campaign will help with getting the information across to young adults in both a humorous and factual way. Key messages will be promoted primarily using online resources – Facebook, Twitter and websites -from Monday 9th December and will continue into 2014. Social media messages will promote safer sex, prevention of sexually transmitted Infections (STIs) including the consistent use of condoms, and STI testing and treatment services. The use of social media will enable the campaign messages to reach a large national audience. The campaign has been funded by the HSE and was prompted by a steady rise in […]
[…]be tempted to saddle students with loans and debt – which will put the poorest students off and squander the promise of future generations. Our members have told us to do our best to protect the poorest students, students with disabilities, mature students and other minority groups – and that’s what we’ll tell the committee on […]
[…]advocate and ensure the Healthy Ireland message is spread, understood and acted on throughout Ireland USI was nominated by the Healthy Ireland Council to contribute further to the national and local framework as being a network partner. As USI is a key stakeholder in health in Ireland representing student. USI welcomed the initiative and look forward to continue to work more closely top achieve the goals and visions set out by the Healthy Ireland framework. USI Vice President for Welfare, Cian Power, said at the launch, “USI are delighted to be now part of the Healthy Ireland Initiative and being […]
