Branding & Creative February 16, 2023

The Secret Recipe For a Healthy Life; Its Not Just About Eating!

When it comes to living a healthy life, it’s not just about chowing down on delicious food. Nope, that’s just the appetizer! The real deal is knowing the right food for our body. It’s like having a secret recipe for feeling awesome! By understanding what our body needs, we can whip up a menu that keeps us energized and ready to rock.

As the saying goes, “an early start is a recipe for success!” This wise saying reminds us just how important it is to pay attention to our nutrition during our younger years. Yep, we’re talking about those formative ages when we’re still figuring things out. By making good food choices during adolescence, we’re actually setting ourselves up for a solid foundation of both physical and mental health. It’s like building a strong fortress for our well-being!

During this crucial stage of life, getting the right nutrients is like giving our bodies a superpower boost. It helps us grow, develop, and keeps our brains sharp as a tack. Talk about a win-win situation! Not only that, but it also helps us steer clear of pesky chronic diseases like obesity, heart disease, and diabetes.

So, The Ethiopian Ministry of Health and UNICEF have noticed something really worrisome: almost half of all teenagers in the country are facing stunted growth. It’s definitely a cause for concern! But hey, they’re not just sitting around twiddling their thumbs. Nope, they’re taking action! They’ve teamed up with Eternal Media and Communication to tackle this issue head-on.

Together, they’ve been brainstorming and getting creative. They’ve come up with some awesome layout designs, printed materials, and even created cool illustrations, all focused on addressing this problem. They want to make sure that everyone understands just how important it is to tackle stunted growth among teenagers.

Task

Illustration, Copy Writing, Layout Design, Digital Printing

  • Strategy

    Creative Content Development

  • Client

    UNICEF

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