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Background information/context
The “School Health and Nutrition” (SHN) project has been implemented in Vietnam since 2011 aiming to improve the knowledge, attitude and practice (KAP) of students, parents and teachers about reducing schools' health diseases and enhancing the health status of school-age children both physically and mentally. In the 2022-2024 country strategic plan, this project will contribute to the global Health and Education Breakthroughs as part of our Ambition 2030, and also to our ongoing efforts on COVID-19 prevention, in addition to two specific strategic goals for health and nutrition and resilience: Goal 2 - Build resilience of children and communities to address the negative effects of climate change, environment and pandemic on their lives and Goal 4 - Create safer environments for children to live and grow (protected from physical, psychological & online harm).
Throughout 11 years of implementing, the project has collaborated with local partners to organize many communication events, community days or creative classes to spread out messages about eating healthy, keeping good personal hygiene and taking good care of physical and mental health among community. The project has also developed many communication materials including posters, videos, manuals… that are suitable for children and adults at different age groups.
The current phase of the project, from 2022 to 2024 is designed to maintain the best practices of the previous phases, strengthen the behavior change of children; at the same time, transfer project documents, lessons learnt to partners (schools, DOET, MOET and MOH), and support partners to actively implement and replicate the models in our schools and to provinces outside the project areas.
In order to archive the above purposes, the project will continue promoting the existing communication materials developed in the previous phase on Facebook, YouTube, school’s websites or other school communication channels to reach more teachers, parents (mothers and fathers) and students (girls, boys and other gender identities).
The project will also document and share project news, case studies, best practices, etc. on Save the Children’s website and social media channels (Facebook). These are effective channels to share our core hygiene messages to encourage behavior change in children and their parents, as well as a platform for advocating improving provincial and national legislation and practices related to school health and nutrition.
Objective
To recruit an agency for Facebook content production to raise awareness of school health and nutrition topics on the Facebook platform, and simultaneously promote positive and appropriate behaviors among children, parents, and adults to stay physically and mentally healthy.
Details information please refer to attached TOR [1].
Proposals should be submitted before 17h00 28th February 2023 to [email protected] [2]