Free flu vaccinations resources

 

WellSouth is funding Māori and Pacific Island people in Southland and Otago who are aged 50 – 64 for the flu vaccine.

Find useful local resources for your own campaign below. 

Conversations about vaccine hesitancy

ProCare PHO in Auckland has developed these resources for clinicians to better understand vaccine hesitancy and have conversations/kōrero/talanoa with their patients. 

Vaccine hesitancy - Why whānau are hesitant to immunise & Things to consider when discussing vaccination with whānau

Talking with vaccine hesitant patients

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Winter is coming.

If you’re Māori, Pacific, or former refugee aged 50 or older in Otago and Southland, now’s a good time to think about getting your flu vaccine. Its FREE!

Protect yourself. Protect your whānau. Protect your community.

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Looking after your health helps protect your whole whānau.

Getting your flu vaccine helps protect the people you love most — especially pēpi, mokopuna, and older whānau members.

If you're unsure or have questions, kōrero with your GP, nurse, or health provider. They're there to help you make the best choice for you and your whānau.

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Talk to your hauora provider your doctor, nurse or pop in at your local pharmacist. You can also book your vaccine at info.health.nz/bookavaccine.

 

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