Department of Health, Disability and Ageing
FOI 26-2642 – Youth Vaping Education Campaign
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The Department of Health released its Phase 3 Youth Vaping Education Campaign strategy (2025–26), detailing a multi-channel media approach targeting 14–24-year-olds. The campaign employs a digital-first strategy including video on demand platforms (BVOD, SVOD, YouTube, Vevo), in-game advertising targeting 14–17-year-olds, social media (Meta, Snapchat, TikTok), digital audio via streaming services, out-of-home advertising in venues frequented by youth, and search optimization for vaping-related queries. The strategy was developed with Universal McCann and builds on Phase 2 success. Implementation accounts for upcoming social media age restrictions for under-16s by ensuring sufficient reach to 14–15-year-olds before restrictions take effect. Advertising emphasizes countering misinformation in high-consumption environments where youth encounter vaping content.
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