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Informing people in Greater Manchester that measles cases are on the rise, the signs and symptoms of measles and also what the best protection against measles is (the measles, mumps and rubella vaccination).

We want to raise awareness of the new roles which now form part of many general practice (GP) teams.

A campaign to raise awareness of the things people can do to prevent falls. Falling is not a normal part of ageing. Falls, particularly for older people, can cause injury, pain, loss of confidence, and reduced quality of life.

Wasted or unused medicines is a serious problem within the NHS. High numbers of wasted medicine items have a negative impact on the environment, costs money and can lead to poor patient outcomes. Our campaign aims to reduce the number of wasted or unused medicine items across Greater Manchester by educating and empowering patients in…

The way repeat prescriptions are ordered is changing. This campaign aims to support people to order their repeat prescriptions online.

A campaign to raise awareness of the lifesaving AAA screening programme and encourage eligible people to come forward for screening when invited by the NHS.

Every winter the NHS offers free vaccines, to those eligible, to protect against serious illnesses that become more common as the weather gets colder. This year, NHS Greater Manchester is launching its ‘Keep protected this winter’ campaign. The campaign aims to tap into our natural instinct to keep ourselves and our loved ones safe and…

The GM Youth Health Agreement is a set of standards that young people can use as a guide to what care and support they should expect when accessing services.

The Keep Protected childhood vaccination campaign aims to ensure parents and carers of 0-5-year-olds and school-aged children understand the importance of childhood vaccines, what vaccines their children are eligible for and how they get them.

The #DRYMESTER campaign encourages parents-to-be, and those around them, to go alcohol-free for pregnancy to give babies the best possible start in life.

The ‘No Space for Racism’ campaign aims to highlight the impact of racism on staff, promote respect from patients and the public, and empower colleagues to speak up. Explore resources, reporting guidance, and powerful messages of support from across the system.

The campaign aim is to raise awareness of suicide by encouraging everyone in Greater Manchester to have open conversations about, and play a role in preventing suicide, whilst signposting to support services.