Campaign Resource Centre
This is the digital platform for government health improvement campaigns and resources, for you to use in your work to improve health outcomes in your area.
You'll find print resources, such as posters and leaflets, plus a variety of digital and social media assets and content. All are free to download or order.
All our resources are part of the many different campaigns we, or our partners, have created, ranging from healthy eating to improving access to NHS services.
Better Health Start for Life Home Learning Environment 2025
Better Health Start for Life Home Learning Environment 2025
The Department for Education and Department for Health and Social Care's Start for Life ‘Little Moments Together’ campaign aims to educate parents and carers about the importance of brain development in the first five years of a child’s life, and the crucial role they play. A suite of digital resources are available for partners to download and support their work, as well as tips and advice on the Start for Life website.
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Cancer Earlier Diagnosis – Reducing Cancer Barriers
The campaign re-launching on 6 January 2025 is designed to address the key barriers to people seeking help, the fear around cancer diagnosis and the importance of body awareness when it comes to bodily changes that could be a sign of cancer.
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New Year 2025 Quit Smoking
The start of a new year is a great opportunity to support the nation’s 5.3 million smokers to make a quit attempt. We have developed a range of posters and digital assets that you can use across social media, websites, digital screens and physical displays to help encourage smokers to give quitting a go and signpost to support.
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Abdominal and Urological Symptoms of Cancer
The campaign re-launching on 6 January 2025 raises awareness of abdominal and urological symptoms that could be a sign of cancer.
The campaign focuses in particular on the symptoms of diarrhoea or discomfort in the tummy area for three weeks or more, or seeing blood in pee – even just once, which are common to a range of cancers. It will encourage people with symptoms to contact their GP practice.
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