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Iris nets DCSF Xmas safety campaign.(Department for Children, Schools and Families )(Brief article)

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The Department for Children, Schools and Families has appointed Iris to handle a campaign to promote health and safety in the home, after a three-way pitch against undisclosed agencies, handled through COI.

The campaign will run across digital, print and in-store platforms, and will be aimed at parents with children under the age of five, highlighting the health and safety risks in the home.

Phase one of the campaign, which aims to educate parents on how to reduce risks, will break just before Christmas, when accidents are most likely to happen.

The ad push will ...

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