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People who stutter can suffer a negative impact on their quality of life. Objective: Investigate the satisfaction with educational actions in health performed on the International Stuttering Awareness Day Campaign. Material and Methods: Study sample consisted of archived institutional documents referring to 135 questionnaires applied and entirely filled n the Stuttering Awareness Day Campaign. The questionnaires had directive interview questions, and it was constituted by closed questions, with a Likert-type scale response to the satisfaction degree. We presented two dichotomous questions about Bullying (“yes”/“no”) and an open question about “what was missing in the campaign.” Non-parametric statistics analysis was used to categorize and tabulate data. The calculation of the absolute and relative frequencies of the responses was used. For the analysis, the questionnaires were divided into two groups, according to the campaign location: G1 (specialized service, n=31) and G2 (schools, n=104). Results: Educational actions were carried out predominantly through lectures (89.6%) and round conversation (10.4%). All participants had access to the information leaflet nd t-shirt; 84.4% had access to the movie and the poster. There was satisfaction of the majority of the participants regarding the theme and period of duration. Explanations were enough to understand bullying (97.9%); 57.6% answered to know someone who suffered some type of intimidation (6.0% regarding stuttering). As for what was lacking in the campaign, there was a diversity of responses, with a higher percentage for “forms of treatment” (11.9%), followed by “beating in school” (0.9%). Conclusion: There was satisfaction with the educational actions in health on the Stuttering Awareness Day Campaign, 2010, regarding the theme, the duration period, the kind of activities, and the supplied materials. Descriptors: Stuttering; Health Promotion; Public Health; Patient Satisfaction; Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences.

AÇÕES EDUCATIVAS EM SAÚDE: SATISFAÇÃO EM RELAÇÃO À CAMPANHA DE ATENÇÃO À GAGUEIRA