I led a campaign focused on reducing smoking rates among teenagers. We used a multi-faceted approach, including social media outreach, school workshops, and community events. The campaign was effective because it addressed the issue from multiple angles, making it harder for teens to ignore. We also partnered with local influencers and schools, which increased our reach and credibility. The campaign saw a 20% reduction in smoking rates within six months.

I prioritize initiatives based on their potential impact and feasibility. For example, if a program has strong evidence of effectiveness and can be implemented with existing resources, it will be prioritized. I also consider community needs and stakeholder input to ensure our efforts align with local priorities. Balancing these factors helps maximize the impact of limited resources.

I use culturally tailored messaging and involve community leaders to build trust and credibility. For instance, in a recent program targeting Hispanic families, we partnered with local churches and used Spanish-language materials. This approach not only increased participation but also ensured the messages resonated with the community. Engaging diverse communities requires understanding and respecting their unique needs and preferences.

I measure success through both qualitative and quantitative metrics. For example, I track participation rates, behavior changes, and health outcomes. Surveys and focus groups provide qualitative insights into participants' experiences and satisfaction. Combining these methods gives a comprehensive view of the initiative's impact, helping to identify areas for improvement and celebrate successes.

During a diabetes prevention program, we faced low attendance due to conflicting community events. To adapt, we shifted the program to weekends and offered transportation assistance. We also increased outreach through social media and local radio. These changes boosted attendance by 30% and maintained the program's effectiveness. Adapting strategies requires flexibility and a willingness to listen to community feedback.