Racheal Lee
Jun 13, 2011

Fulford PR tackles child abuse in Singapore

SINGAPORE – The Ministry of Community Development, Youth and Sports' (MCYS') Rehabilitation, Protection and Residential Services Division has appointed Fulford Public Relations for a new project to combat child-abuse.

Fulford PR
Fulford PR

The primary function of the eight-month project will be to communicate key activities to the public and media. This will involve the agency leading a consortium of partners, and conducting a public education outreach programme targeting children aged seven to 12.

Fulford PR will also be coordinating the overall project with creative agency TMP Worldwide, theatre company The Necessary Stage, research agency Asian Strategies and event managers Visibility Design.  

Linda Fulford, managing director of Fulford Public Relations, commented on the appointment, “We believe in the importance of public outreach projects such as this in helping to foster a more compassionate society. This is an opinion shared by our partners as well, and we are glad to have been appointed by MCYS to undertake this project.”

This project further enhances the agency’s government portfolio. Fulford has previously worked on three MCYS accounts – 'Marriage' and 'Filial piety' campaigns, supporting creative agency Leo Burnett; a project with the ministry’s 'Work-life effectiveness' initiative; as well as a year-long retainer with the Ministry of Manpower handling its 'Work-life harmony' campaign.

In January, Fulford PR won the Singapore Sports Hub’s agency-of-record contract for a 42-month period. Lee Hwa Jewellery also appointed the agency to handle its public relations business for the fifth year running.

 

Related Articles

Just Published

3 hours ago

Cluckin’ speechless: KFC’s 'Hot & Spicy' range ...

The cheeky new campaign by Ogilvy taps into multi-sensorial experiences, bringing the brand's popular range to life by leaving fans 'speechless' with its tongue-tying taste.

11 hours ago

Pinterest unveils AI-fueled ad tools

The visual discovery site joins Google, Meta and Amazon in offering gen AI-augmented image-based advertising options.

11 hours ago

Burger King’s controversial post-birth meal: Do ...

As Burger King UK’s new ad campaign continues to stir online controversy, here’s what brands can learn from it to inform their future strategies.