We want everyone in Cheshire and Merseyside to have a great start in life and get the support they need to stay healthy and live longer.
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ALT Pink background, the header reads Minor burns and scalds. There is an icon of a injured hand. Then wording reads Our UTCs and WICS can help! Find out when you should visit an urgent treatment or walk-in centre. www.merseycare.nhs.uk/urgent-treatment. Need medical help? use NHS 111 online to get assessed and directed to the right place for your health needs. Illustration of a female health worker holding a mobile phone that reads NHS111.
ALT A person sits in a medical setting, smiling at a healthcare professional. The image features NHS branding. Text reads: "Eligible people can book their autumn COVID-19 vaccine online or via the NHS App.
ALT Illustration of a person sitting wrapped in a green blanket on a dark background. Text reads: "Rough sleepers and those using homeless hostels or night-shelters can get free vaccines to help protect against flu and pneumonia.
ALT Woman holding a phone while sitting on a chair. The text on the image says: “Missed your cervical screening? The NHS may invite you to take an HPV self-test instead.”
ALT HPV self-test kit with a tube and swab, Safe T Pouch and return envelope. The text on the image says: “If invited, order your kit and take your sample yourself. At home or in private. No appointment needed”
ALT A person posting an HPV self-test sample into a post box. The text on the image says: “What happens next? Put your sample into the bag that's in your kit and into the envelope. Send your sample back free by post.”
ALT The text on the image says: “If HPV is found, that doesn't mean you have cervical cancer. You'll be invited for cervical screening to check for cell changes.”
ALT An NHS Occupational Therapist in a clinical setting. A banner reads "GET STRONG. GET VACCINATED. Get your flu vaccination."
ALT NHS and UK Government poster promoting the MenB vaccine. The headline reads, “MenB vaccine. It takes two.” The poster is split into purple, orange, and pink gradient sections. Step 1 asks, “Eligible for your free MenB vaccine?” and is illustrated with a trainer shoe labelled with the number 1. Step 2 states, “Get your second dose at least 28 days after your first” and is illustrated with trainer shoe labelled with the number 2. At the bottom, a banner reads, “Two doses are essential for protection.” NHS branding appears at the top right.
ALT Support poster for mental health under NHS branding. Text encourages young people under 18 to visit kooth.com for online support. An illustration shows a person sitting on a couch using a smartphone.
ALT Support for mental health graphic for young people under 18, featuring the NHS logo. It lists helplines: Childline at 0800 1111 or childline.org.uk, and Samaritans at 116 123 or Samaritans.org. It includes an illustration of three individuals conversing.
ALT NHS poster featuring a smartphone displaying the "NHS Quit Smoking" app. Text reads "WITH YOU AT EVERY STEP" and encourages downloading the app to track progress and savings. "Stoptober" logo with the message "Let's Quit Smoking Together" is at the bottom.