Report on Promoting a Healthy Lifestyle for Public Health

This report focuses on promoting a healthy lifestyle through a social marketing campaign. It begins by highlighting the importance of health over wealth in modern society and emphasizes the need for individuals to maintain their well-being. The report targets audiences suffering from severe diseases and those with unhealthy habits, such as smoking, drinking, and drug use, specifically mentioning the increasing mortality rates in the UK due to conditions like cancer and heart disease. The campaign's objectives include raising awareness about serious diseases and their consequences, educating people about the effects of substance abuse, encouraging healthy eating habits, and promoting physical activity. The report suggests conducting the campaign in less-developed areas of the UK and areas with affluent populations to maximize its reach and impact. The conclusion reiterates the value of a healthy lifestyle campaign in educating the public and encouraging behavioral changes to secure their well-being.

Promoting a healthy
lifestyle

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1
TASK...............................................................................................................................................1
Targeted audiences.................................................................................................................1
Objectives of campaign..........................................................................................................1
Location of promotion............................................................................................................1
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................2
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................3

INTRODUCTION
In this modern era, every one is busy in doing work and earning money so that they can
survive easily. But they do not know that for survival health is more important in comparison to
money (Fontana, Partridge and Longo, 2010). So, people should focus on keeping themselves fit
and healthy in order to enjoy their earned income as if they would be unfit then who will use that
money and lead a luxurious life. The present report is based on promoting a healthy lifestyle
whereby a social marketing advertisement is done for making change in behaviours of human.
TASK
Targeted audiences
Social marketing applies strategies of commercial marketing for promoting public health.
It is proved to be effectual on a population level and healthcare professionals can give their
contribution to its effectiveness. The targeted audiences is those people who is suffering from
severe diseases and also those who are having bad habits like smoking, drinking alcohol, taking
drugs, etc. They are selected as it is observed that these people commonly suffers from different
types of diseases and die after some time (De Bourdeaudhuij and et. al., 2011). For example,
mortality rate of citizens of United Kingdom are increasing as they are suffering from cancer ,
heart or respiratory diseases, tuberculosis, etc. Thus, it is important to change living style and
behaviours of people. For this a campaign is needed to organise in order to influence behavioural
change.
Objectives of campaign
There are some objectives of this campaign which is listed below :
 To aware people about serious diseases and its results.
 To make civilians aware about results of taking alcohol, drugs and doing smoking.
 To avoid consumption of junk foods.
 Addition of some activities in daily routine of people like exercise, walk, etc.
Location of promotion
This campaign should be conducted in non developed areas of UK where people are less
educated and do not know about the factors that makes them unhealthy (Bowles and Gintis,
2011). In addition to this, promotion would also be done in those areas where population is very
rich so that maximum person can make aware about these things.
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CONCLUSION
From the above based report, it can be concluded that healthy life can be promoted by
organising a campaign and doing its advertisement effectively. This helps in educating people
about bad effects of using alcohol, drugs, cigarettes, etc. on their health. So, this teaches them to
abandon such habits and secure their lives.
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