Campaigns

Our campaigns and resources cover a range of health topics, including healthy eating, accessing NHS services and quitting smoking.

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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.

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Help Us Help You - Heart Attack, Stroke and Hypertension

Campaigns to increase earlier action on the signs of a heart attack or stroke to improve outcomes and save lives. This area also includes materials to raise awareness of the risks associated with hypertension (high blood pressure).
Healthier You NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme

A free programme helping people to reduce their risk of type 2 diabetes.
Help Us Help You - Vaccinations

Campaigns to encourage uptake of vaccinations.
Spring Vaccinations

In line with expert advice, this spring the NHS is offering COVID-19 vaccines to people who are at increased risk of serious illness from the virus – including those aged 75 and over (by 30 June 2024), residents of care homes for older adults, and those with a weakened immune system.
Help Us Help You - Cancer

Campaigns to encourage earlier diagnosis of cancer and uptake of screening.
Help Us Help You - NHS 111

The NHS 111 campaign encourages people to use the NHS 111 service when they have an urgent but not life-threatening medical need.
We Are The NHS

Covers NHS recruitment campaigns for both local and international audiences.
Monkeypox

Building awareness and a better understanding of monkeypox and encouraging people to take action if they think they have it.
When Am I Going Home?

Part of the Reducing Length of Stay programme to reduce the time long-stay patients are in hospital.
For A Greener NHS

Empowering NHS staff to come together to help create a greener, more sustainable NHS.
Turn To Us, We Are Here

Raising awareness of the important role of NHS sexual assault referral centres.
Group A Strep

These materials are intended to inform parents and carers about the symptoms of iGAS in babies and children, what to look out for and what action to take if they are concerned.
Vaccinations in Pregnancy

Whooping cough (pertussis) cases continue to increase and babies who are too young to start their vaccinations are at greatest risk. This campaign encourages those who are pregnant to help protect their baby by getting vaccinated – ideally from 16 weeks up to 32 weeks pregnant.
Help Us Help You - Primary Care Services

Campaigns to encourage the best use of primary care services which include general practice, community pharmacy and dentistry.
Help Us Help You - NHS Talking Therapies

Campaign to increase use of NHS Talking Therapies for people experiencing feelings of anxiety or depression
Reducing long stays: Empowering patients

The national ‘When am I going home?’ campaign from NHS England and NHS Improvement aims to reduce the length of time long-stay patients spend in hospital. By long we mean people who have been in hospital for three weeks or more.
Reducing Length of Stay (RLOS)

The national ‘Where best next?’ campaign from NHS England and NHS Improvement aims to help deliver a reduction in long-stay patients.
Prescription savings campaign

This campaign aims to raise awareness of the two prescription money saving schemes available to patients: the Prescription Prepayment Certificate and the Low Income Scheme.
NHS App

Campaign to encourage use of the NHS App, by increasing awareness of the App and its functionality and driving knowledge of the key benefits to using it to access NHS health and care services at your fingertips.
Op COURAGE Awareness Campaign

Op COURAGE is a a campaign to raise awareness of Op COURAGE: The Veterans Mental Health and Wellbeing Service and as a result, increase the number of people using the service.