Translated Covid-19 vaccination resources for people who are pregnant or breastfeeding.

Translated information guide, leaflet and sticker for the COVID-19 autumn booster vaccination.

Translated guidance on the different types of Covid pass (travel and domestic use)

Information for parents of eligible at risk children aged 5 to 11 years on COVID-19 vaccination.

Guidance on having a third dose of a Covid-19 vaccination for people with weakened immune systems.

The UK government has published resources on Covid-19 vaccination for eligible children and young people aged 12 - 17.

The UK government have published a guide to booster vaccinations currently being offered to people aged 50 years and over, health and social care workers and younger people at risk.

Information for people of childbearing age, pregnant or breastfeeding.

Comprehensive updated information on the vaccine roll out

Translated versions of the non-personal information in the letter confirming that someone has had the full course of the COVID-19 vaccine.

Translated guidance outlining personal protective equipment (PPE) advice for unpaid carers.

NHSEI guidance letter to help those without an NHS number to get a Covid-19 vaccine and register with a GP.

Translated guidance on the different types of Covid pass (travel and domestic use)

Translated leaflet on flu vaccination for children

Translated leaflets from the Public Health Agency on flu and the importance of vaccination.

Social media cards for sharing to promote uptake of COVID-19 vaccinations. For use in digital campaigns nationally.

Translated resources on the smallpox vaccination used to protect people against the monkeypox virus.

Translated information for those who have been prescribed Paxlovid.

Translated information for those who have been prescribed Molnupiravir.

Information for parents of eligible at risk children aged 5 to 11 years on COVID-19 vaccination.

Guidance on having a third dose of a Covid-19 vaccination for people with weakened immune systems.

Multi-lingual resources on the National Referral Mechanism (NRM) intended for first responders to help survivors understand the process before deciding whether to consent.

Information on the spring booster dose for eligible individuals.

Information for practitioners, parents and carers

The UK government has published resources on Covid-19 vaccination for eligible children and young people aged 12 - 17.

The UK government have published a guide to booster vaccinations currently being offered to people aged 50 years and over, health and social care workers and younger people at risk.

Information for people of childbearing age, pregnant or breastfeeding.

Advice and guidance for healthcare practitioners on the health needs of migrant patients.

Translated guidance outlining personal protective equipment (PPE) advice for unpaid carers.

NHSEI guidance letter to help those without an NHS number to get a Covid-19 vaccine and register with a GP.

Translated information from Public Health England

A variety of translated resources covering health and wellbeing during and after pregnancy.

Translated infographic on understanding and getting support around domestic abuse

Two ways to report hate crime in the region (translated)

Part two of a series of infographics on eye health during Covid-19

An infographic on eye health during Covid-19

Two detailed translated resources addressing domestic abuse and personal safety during Covid-19 restrictions

An infographic on face coverings

Understanding and exercises to support wellbeing through Covid.

People in slavery are often forced to live and work in squalid, overcrowded conditions putting them at a high risk of contracting and transmitting coronavirus.

Information for parents of eligible at risk children aged 5 to 11 years on COVID-19 vaccination.

The UK government has published resources on Covid-19 vaccination for eligible children and young people aged 12 - 17.

The Bell Foundation has created a short, easy to understand guide for parents of students who use English as an Additional Language.

Two ways to report hate crime in the region (translated)

Translated versions of the non-personal information in the letter confirming that someone has had the full course of the COVID-19 vaccine.

Two ways to report hate crime in the region (translated)

The Bell Foundation has created a short, easy to understand guide for parents of students who use English as an Additional Language.