SayPro During Campaign Plan (Mid-February to Mid-March)
📌 Objective
To launch and actively promote the public awareness campaign across various platforms, including social media, the SayPro website, and through community-based outreach programs. This phase will focus on driving engagement, raising awareness about mental health issues, and connecting individuals with resources.
📝 Tasks & Deliverables
1️⃣ Campaign Launch Across Digital Platforms
✅ Social Media Launch
- Platform Strategy:
- Use Instagram, Facebook, Twitter/X, and LinkedIn to launch the campaign with an introductory post, a video teaser, and infographics about mental health awareness.
- Create hashtag campaigns (e.g., #SayProCares, #SocialWorkAwareness) to encourage engagement and user-generated content.
- Scheduled posts: Plan and schedule daily or bi-daily posts across platforms to maintain consistent engagement. This will include sharing educational content, campaign stories, and calls to action (e.g., “Join our webinar,” “Sign up for a resource fair”).
✅ SayPro Website Campaign Launch
- Create a Dedicated Campaign Landing Page:
- Launch a campaign hub on the SayPro website that features campaign details, upcoming events (webinars, workshops, resource fairs), mental health resources, and testimonials.
- Include interactive elements such as quizzes, blog posts, and downloadable resources for visitors.
- Highlight Upcoming Events:
- Include clear CTAs (Calls-to-Action) for users to register for events, sign up for newsletters, and access resources directly from the landing page.
2️⃣ Community Outreach and Engagement
✅ Physical Distribution of Materials
- Flyers & Posters:
- Ensure that printed flyers and posters promoting events (workshops, webinars, support groups) are distributed at community centers, schools, local businesses, and health service providers.
- Target areas with high foot traffic, including public libraries, malls, and recreational centers.
✅ Community-Based Outreach
- Workshops and Resource Fairs:
- Begin hosting community workshops and resource fairs where attendees can access mental health resources, attend discussions with mental health professionals, and learn more about the role of social workers.
- Include Q&A sessions and hands-on activities for participants.
- Provide sign-up sheets for individuals who want to be contacted for further support or want to receive more information about available services.
✅ Local Outreach Collaboration
- Engage Local Influencers and Community Leaders:
- Partner with community influencers and local advocates to promote the campaign on their social media platforms, ensuring the message reaches a wider audience.
- Encourage community leaders to speak at workshops or resource fairs, offering personal experiences or professional advice on mental health.
3️⃣ Media Coverage and Press Outreach
✅ Press Releases and Media Coverage
- Distribute Press Releases:
- Share press releases with local newspapers, radio stations, and television outlets, outlining the campaign’s objectives, upcoming events, and how the community can participate.
- Focus on obtaining media coverage for major events (e.g., community fairs, large webinars).
- Interviews and Features:
- Coordinate interviews with mental health professionals or social work advocates for local TV or radio shows to discuss the campaign.
- Secure op-eds or feature articles in local publications highlighting the importance of mental health awareness and the role of social workers.
4️⃣ Content Creation and Engagement
✅ Ongoing Content Creation
- Social Media Posts:
- Continue posting a mix of educational content, success stories, and user-generated content (e.g., sharing testimonials or feedback from past attendees).
- Share real-life case studies of how social workers have positively impacted communities and individuals.
- Videos and Webinars:
- Promote upcoming webinars or online workshops using video snippets or teaser content.
- Encourage people to sign up for live Q&A sessions on mental health topics or discussions led by social work professionals.
- User Engagement:
- Encourage the public to share their own stories related to mental health or social work experiences, using campaign hashtags.
- Respond to comments and direct messages to engage with the audience and foster conversations around mental health.
📅 Timeline Overview
| Week | Task | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Week 3 (Mid-Feb) | Launch campaign on social media and SayPro website | 🔜 Upcoming |
| Week 3 (Mid-Feb) | Begin distribution of physical flyers and posters in target locations | 🔜 Upcoming |
| Week 3-4 (Mid-Feb) | Host first workshops/resource fairs and promote through digital media | 🔜 Upcoming |
| Week 4 (End-Feb) | Push for media coverage (press releases, local interviews, features) | 🔜 Upcoming |
| Week 4-Mid-March | Continue engaging content creation (posts, videos, blogs) on platforms | 🔜 Upcoming |
| Week 4-Mid-March | Expand collaboration with local influencers, leaders, and advocates | 🔜 Upcoming |
📌 Key Metrics to Track
- Social Media Engagement: Track likes, shares, comments, and hashtag usage.
- Website Traffic: Monitor visits to the campaign landing page and conversions (event sign-ups, resource downloads).
- Event Attendance: Track registrations and attendance at workshops, webinars, and resource fairs.
- Press Coverage: Measure the number of media outlets featuring the campaign.
- Community Engagement: Collect feedback from event participants to gauge engagement and satisfaction.
📌 Next Steps
🔹 Finalize promotional content and schedule for social media to ensure consistent messaging.
🔹 Begin outreach efforts with media partners and local influencers.
🔹 Launch workshops and community outreach events as part of the campaign’s engagement strategy.
📌 Report Prepared By: [Name, Role, Date]
This plan will ensure an effective and coordinated rollout of the SayPro public awareness campaign, leveraging digital, physical, and community channels for broad reach and engagement. 📢🌍
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