View From Here WNC is on a mission to connect WNC residents with local health and wellness-related services and resources throughout our communities. We utilize popular social media platforms to share hyper-local messages and showcase resident stories that support better living throughout the region. This campaign is made possible through NC Region 1 and Region 2 local health department ARPA Workforce Development funds, Dogwood Health Trust, & the National Council on Aging.
All View From Here WNC materials have been developed based on feedback collected during a series of regional listening sessions. Listening session participants included community members with lived experience of the health issue, local subject matter experts, community leaders, and public health professionals.
View From Here WNC ad metrics reflect data collected during campaign evaluations between April 2023 and May 2024.
The VFHWNC Partner Toolkit is your backstage pass to all things View From Here WNC. Use this document to access all the materials we’ve made for this campaign including the ad and copy catalogue, campaign timeline, Q&A, and more.
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View From Here WNC is pleased to share our all of our social media creative with the public. Feel free to customize, download, and post ads right to your social media account.
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All View From Here WNC materials have been developed based on stakeholder feedback collected during a series of regional listening sessions. Listening session participants included community leaders and public health professionals who work in or are connected to Mental Health, Substance Misuse, or Healthy Eating/Active Living.
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Thank you to our Region 1 & 2 Public Health Directors for providing the resources needed to drive this collaborative communications work! View From Here WNC demonstrates that a united regional communications approach is an effective way to get essential health messages to the people who need them within our communities.
It takes a village to develop, plan, and run a communications campaign of this magnitude. We couldn’t do this work without the unconditional support and contributions of our creative partners.
