
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 UK Health Security Agency graphic with a pink background and a person in an orange top standing above a yellow panel. Large headline text reads: “Who is eligible for the flu vaccine this year?” The graphic lists the following groups: • pregnant women • 2- and 3-year-olds (age on 31 August 2026) • school aged children (from reception to year 11) • people aged 65 and over • people with certain long term health conditions, from 6 months to under 65s • people living with somebody with a weakened immune system due to a medical condition or treatment • people sleeping rough or in hostels/shelters • care home residents • carers (receiving carer's allowance, or the main carer of an older or disabled person) • frontline health and social care workers A pink banner at the bottom reads: “Speak to your local GP practice, pharmacist or maternity service if you’re not sure if you’re eligible.”

























