Nottinghamshire County Council has launched a social media competition today to raise awareness and understanding amongst young people of the importance of Covid-19 vaccination in helping us all to live safely with COVID.
Young people aged 16-25 in Nottinghamshire are being asked to channel their creativity and design innovative promotional material. Entries may include a variety of art forms such as a short video or a piece of graphic design, to help raise awareness of the Covid-19 vaccination for young people and to encourage them to consider getting vaccinated.
Competition winners will have their work used in local promotion campaigns. The competition prizes include shopping vouchers for sports and leisure retailers, gym passes donated by district council partners and their leisure services providers, and cinema tickets.
Councillor Boyd Elliott, Chairman of Nottinghamshire County Council’s Adult Social Care & Public Health Committee, said: “I’m incredibly pleased to announce the launch of our competition for young people in Nottinghamshire.
“As we learn to live safely with Covid, it’s important to remember that the pandemic is not over. The virus is still spreading within our communities and vaccinations remain the most effective way to protect yourself and others from getting severely ill from Covid-19.
“This competition is a fantastic opportunity for young people to showcase their creative ideas on how to highlight the importance of the Covid-19 vaccination amongst their peers.
“There are plenty of exciting prizes, from cinema tickets to local gym memberships. So, whether you’d like to design a poster or create a TikTok video, I encourage young adults across Nottinghamshire to get their creative juices flowing and enter!”
The competition’s entrants will be judged in two categories – people aged 16-18 years and 19-25 years. The closing date for the competition is Tuesday 17 May 2022. Winners will be announced in mid-June.
For any questions about the competition, please email competitions@nottscc.
Further competition details, including terms and conditions, are available on the county council website: Social Media Competition | Nottinghamshire County Council
