Vaccinations
A variety of campaigns to encourage uptake of vaccinations for a range of audiences.
Campaign details
Target audience: Adults, Healthcare professionals, Men, Minority ethnic group, Parents and children, Parents-to-be, People with long-term conditions, Students and teachers, Women, Young adults
Topics: Vaccinations
Vaccinations campaigns
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RSV vaccinations for older adults
From September 2026, the respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccine will be available for free to all aged 75 or over, living in a care home for older adults (adult residents of any age), aged 65 to 74 and have a weakened immune system or have a long term lung condition (not including asthma that is under control).
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Childhood Vaccinations
A campaign to encourage uptake of routine childhood vaccinations for children aged 0–5, empowering parents and guardians to give their child the best possible protection against vaccine‑preventable diseases. It also encourages families whose children may have missed any vaccinations to contact their GP practice to check which ones they can catch up on and make sure their children have the best possible protection.
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Seasonal vaccinations
The NHS offers seasonal vaccinations offered every year in the autumn and winter to protect people at high risk of serious illnesses, such as flu and COVID-19. This section also includes resources about the spring COVID-19 programme.
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Vaccinations in pregnancy
Resources to support uptake of the whooping cough, RSV and flu vaccinations that are offered to pregnant women.
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Adolescent vaccinations
Resources to support uptake of the vaccinations that are offered to teenagers and young adults, with materials aimed at both young people and their parents.
Published: 7 March 2023