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Communicating to a Wider Audience










 New Website Launch  ACTIVE Project Launch


 In March 2018 the Centre launched its   Last year the ACTIVE project, funded
 new bilingual website.    by the British Heart Foundation and
        supported by NCPHWR was launched.
 Key features include ‘Case Studies’,
 ‘Current Projects’, ‘Researcher   Project Trial Manager Michaela James
 Directory’ and ‘News & Events’. To   and Head of British Heart Foundation
 encourage on-going engagement the   Cymru, Ruth Coombs were
 new website features a ‘Contact Us’   interviewed by ITV Wales and Bay TV.
 form for collaboration enquiries and an   Radio interviews featured on BBC
 e-Newsletter sign-up for the general   Radio Wales’ Good Morning Wales,
 public.  BBC Radio Cymru’s Taro’r Post and
        local radio station The Wave 96.4FM.                                              Members of the ACTIVE
 The NCPHWR website is at the heart                                                    Project at BBC Radio Wales
                                                                                                          studios
 of the Centre’s new communication   The project aims to see whether
 strategy, which aims to increase   giving teenagers vouchers to spend
 engagement with both the research   on activities of their choice can reduce the time spent being sedentary, improve fitness,
 community and the wider public.  lower the risk of heart disease and improve general health.














 NCPHWR Researchers become

 authors in the Conversation UK

 Throughout the last year, NCPHWR
 researchers have provided an expert   Research into Inter-generational Care
 voice to address a global audience.
           Hen Blant Bach, an inspirational TV series for
 The Conversation Website has over 100   S4C, showcased a unique social project aimed
 million readers with 8 million reads per   at bringing pre-school children and pensioners
 month on UK content.  together in an exploration of inter-generational
           care.
 Articles published on our research have
 received over 10,000 hits in the UK and   The programme enabled the Bangor University
 around the world. Being published in   team to conduct research into the effect of the
 The Conversation demonstrates the   three days on the children, adults and staff who
 impact our research is having, both   are associated with the establishments.
 nationally and internationally.
           The TV series was nominated and reached the final
           state for the New York Festival International Film
           and Television Awards.
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