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Dementia Media Campaign (Population Health )

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The District of Columbia Department of Health is forecasting a media campaign aimed at increasing public awareness of the BHI website through an evidence-based, culturally appropriate, and high-impact approach that will be implemented across the entire district. The contractor will be responsible for developing and distributing communication materials designed to reach diverse communities effectively, ensuring the campaign resonates with local populations and addresses the specific needs of those affected by dementia. The initiative is part of broader population health efforts to improve access to critical health information and services. The campaign is targeted at enhancing public engagement with the BHI website, which likely serves as a hub for resources related to dementia care, support, and education. While specific budget, duration, or performance metrics are not outlined, the emphasis on cultural appropriateness and evidence-based strategies suggests a focus on equity and measurable outcomes. The effort is positioned under the Health Department’s population health objectives and will require the contractor to align messaging with community values, language preferences, and health literacy levels to maximize impact and reach.

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Contractor to run culturally appropriate, evidence-based media campaign boosting BHI website awareness for dementia resources across D.C.

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District of Columbia → Health (DOH)

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541820 - Public Relations AgenciesView NAICS

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AgencyDistrict of Columbia → Health (DOH)
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The contractor will disseminate a District-wide evidence-based, culturally appropriate, high-impact media campaign to increase the awareness of the BHI website.

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