Anti-cyberbullying campaign - pre and post campaign testing
Department of Child Safety, Youth and Women
111 George Street, Brisbane, QLD, Australia, 4000
SOAQGP003516
Goods and Services
Anti-cyberbullying campaign - pre and post campaign testing
Cyberbullying is a significant societal issue in Queensland with research indicating its high prevalence. The impact of bullying and cyberbullying among children and young people can be significant, and affects emotional wellbeing, capacity to learn, relationships and often the whole family. The adverse effects of bullying and cyberbullying on a young person’s mental health can persist into adulthood.
A statewide awareness and behaviour change campaign targeting adults, children and young people designed to prevent, reduce and respond to cyberbullying, as well as a range of associated initiatives such as grants to support grassroots activities and youth engagement activities was in the market from September 2019. The main campaign media rollout is expected in Q1-Q2 2020. The campaign will be co-created with a diverse group of young Queenslanders to ensure the strategy and concept resonates with the audience and also drives behaviour change.
31 Jul, 2019
Community and social services - (100%)
selective offer process
No
$52,344
(Estimate)
Cairns & Far North Queensland
Mount Isa & North West Region
The Central West
South West & Darling Downs
Townsville
Mackay Whitsunday Region
Rockhampton
Gladstone
Wide Bay Burnett
South East Queensland
11 Sep, 2019
9 Sep, 2019
31 Oct, 2019
1
None
Contractors
Colmar Brunton
100 McLachlan Street,, Fortitude Valley, QLD , 4006, Australia
