Taking a holistic approach, the programme
incorporates community and stakeholder engagement, co-creation, service
design and a through-the-line communications campaign to drive
peer
influence. Establishing partnerships between public sector
organisations, private companies, third sector organisations and grass
roots community groups, the campaign achieved an unprecedented 13%
increase in breastfeeding initiation over the first six months, against a
target of 2%. The peer-support service was extended to 27,000 young
mothers, and national and regional targets were exceeded four times
over.
These achievements have already been recognised with a DBA Effectiveness
‘Gold’ award, a How-Do effectiveness award and inclusion in the
National Social Marketing Centre’s ShowCase case study database,
The award nomination will see The Hub join an esteemed list of names
from the design world, with one of last year’s top prizes going to Audi
for their A5 Coupé.
The winners will be announced in September 2010, with the awards
ceremony taking place in February 2010.