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National winter vaccines campaign
These campaign resources explain eligibility and how to get winter vaccines, including general eligibility messaging, health and social care worker campaign materials, long-term health conditions campaign materials, and childhood flu vaccination campaign materials.
Winter vaccinations | Campaign Resource CentreThere are also a range of flu assets specifally targeted at older adults (65+) including posters, social media assets, and digital screens.
Flu resources for older people (65+) | Campaign Resource CentreThe following campaign resources explain eligibility and how to get winter vaccines.
Flu vaccine eligibility | Campaign Resource CentreEasyRead, large print and translated materials
There are a wide range of resources available in different formats (including Easy Read, large print, audio, braille), alongside further promotional materials that can be downloaded or ordered such as posters, leaflets, slide sets, stickers and videos on the Public Health Resource library.
Flu | Public Health Resource Library Covid-19 | Public Health Resource LibraryFlu resources for specific conditions
There are also a range of materials available for specific conditions:
- Flu vaccine and cancer treatment | Cancer Research UK
- Flu jab and diabetes | Diabetes UK
- Flu and Asthma | Asthma and Lung UK
- Flu and heart conditions | British Heart Foundation
- Kidney health 6 step guide | National Kidney Foundation
Vaccination resoucres for people experiencing homelessness
There are a range of communication materials to help support access to the winter vaccination programme for people sleeping outside, staying in homeless hostels or in night shelters.
Flu vaccination leaflets and posters for people experiencing homelessness Digital screens and social media assetsRSV vaccinations for older adults
This campaign provides information on the respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccination programme. It aims to support providers, healthcare professionals and wider stakeholders to explain and promote the vaccination programme to all adults aged 75 and over and anyone living in a care home for older adults
RSV Vaccinations | Campaign Resource Centre