Check In

1M+

Organic social interactions

600K+

TikTok organic impressions

1.56M

TikTok impressions

Why this mattered

Breast cancer messaging wasn’t resonating with young people in North East London. Awareness was low, the language felt distant, and traditional health comms weren’t reflecting their realities. CoppaFeel! and the North East London Cancer Alliance needed a campaign shaped by young people themselves rooted in their experiences, not assumptions.

Built with community

Every part of the campaign was co-created with the next generation from across the boroughs shaping the tone, visual identity and creative direction.

  • Insight sessions through IG Close Friends
  • A peer-led hiking workshop exploring stigma, health and everyday habits
  • Two Creators’ Clubs with East London talent
  • A social-first creative strategy supported by OOH and targeted paid media
  • Scripts written from lived experience and cultural nuance

What came to life

A collection of social and OOH creative designed to feel personal, conversational and true to the communities we were speaking to.

  • 5 hero mini-films using intimate monologues
  • 15+ cutdowns for TikTok, Instagram and paid
  • Hybrid talent mix of influencers + individuals with lived experience
  • OOH across eight NEL boroughs, including Stratford, Hackney, Westfield and key bus routes
  • Press outreach across national, youth-first and POC-led publications

What changed

The campaign cut through with young people at scale — across social, paid, OOH and press.

OOH

  • 5 bold executions across the busiest Gen Z hotspots  with standout over-delivery in Hackney, Newham and Havering.

Press

  • Widespread press pickup, including features in The Independent, iPaper, SheerLuxe, The Voice and BBC Radio London.

Why it connected

The campaign resonated because it was shaped through co-creation from the very first insight to the final creative. Casting centred real stories and lived experiences, while the language remained culturally fluent, relevant and grounded throughout. By keeping the creative consistent, human and true across social, OOH and PR, the work felt authentic to the young people it was made with  and for them.

1M+

Organic social interactions

600K+

TikTok organic impressions

1.56M

TikTok impressions

Why this mattered

Breast cancer messaging wasn’t resonating with young people in North East London. Awareness was low, the language felt distant, and traditional health comms weren’t reflecting their realities. CoppaFeel! and the North East London Cancer Alliance needed a campaign shaped by young people themselves rooted in their experiences, not assumptions.

What came to life

A collection of social and OOH creative designed to feel personal, conversational and true to the communities we were speaking to.

  • 5 hero mini-films using intimate monologues
  • 15+ cutdowns for TikTok, Instagram and paid
  • Hybrid talent mix of influencers + individuals with lived experience
  • OOH across eight NEL boroughs, including Stratford, Hackney, Westfield and key bus routes
  • Press outreach across national, youth-first and POC-led publications

Built with community

Every part of the campaign was co-created with the next generation from across the boroughs shaping the tone, visual identity and creative direction.

  • Insight sessions through IG Close Friends
  • A peer-led hiking workshop exploring stigma, health and everyday habits
  • Two Creators’ Clubs with East London talent
  • A social-first creative strategy supported by OOH and targeted paid media
  • Scripts written from lived experience and cultural nuance

What changed

The campaign cut through with young people at scale — across social, paid, OOH and press.

OOH

  • 5 bold executions across the busiest Gen Z hotspots  with standout over-delivery in Hackney, Newham and Havering.

Press

  • Widespread press pickup, including features in The Independent, iPaper, SheerLuxe, The Voice and BBC Radio London.

Why it connected

The campaign resonated because it was shaped through co-creation from the very first insight to the final creative. Casting centred real stories and lived experiences, while the language remained culturally fluent, relevant and grounded throughout. By keeping the creative consistent, human and true across social, OOH and PR, the work felt authentic to the young people it was made with  and for them.