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Strengths from Aaron NAndra

S.W.O.T analysis –after
Strengths
·         There are more people that know about the charity
·         More young people are aware of the charity as we did a survey that asked young people certain questions about great Ormond  street Hospital


Weaknesses
However when we did do the survey but only 4 people did so we could not get a wider range of information. Another weakness is if we had gotten more research as we could further develop our idea for our campaign, being more children’s charities, how they help the kids


O- we will be able be more aware of children's charity
Some people will now know where the charity is


T- however from  our primary  target was a 16-19 yrs old but we didnt have enough evidence to conduct a full research

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