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Encourage your community to get vaccinated for flu, COVID-19, and RSV by sharing our campaign resources, including fact sheets, posters, social media graphics, digital banners, and more. Use these resources as they are or as inspiration for your own messages about why it’s important to get vaccinated. Materials are available in multiple languages and customizable to help you share important vaccine information.
Fact Sheets
Use our campaign fact sheets to promote the benefits of this season’s flu, COVID-19, and RSV vaccines; share answers to common questions and concerns; and encourage vaccination.
Fact sheet encouraging older adults to protect themselves by getting vaccinated to lower their risk of infection.
Fact sheet for older adults addressing common questions and concerns about flu, COVID-19, and RSV vaccines.
Posters
Use our campaign posters to share important information about flu, COVID-19, and RSV vaccines, including why it’s important to get vaccinated.
Poster addressing everyone 6 months and older explaining what you should know about getting vaccinated against flu and COVID-19.
Poster for at-risk populations (older adults and pregnant people) explaining what RSV is and who should get the RSV vaccine.
Poster encouraging pregnant people to get vaccinated against flu, COVID-19, and RSV to lower their risk of getting infected during pregnancy.
Multilingual Outreach Materials
Reach more members of your community with multilingual resources about flu, COVID-19, and RSV vaccines. Outreach materials are currently available in English and Spanish, and materials in additional languages will be available soon.
Social Media Graphics and Digital Banners
Graphics and digital banners can be shared on your social media channels and websites. Use them to promote the benefits of getting this season’s flu, COVID-19, and RSV vaccines.
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Social Media Graphics
Protect baby
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Getting vaccinated against RSV during pregnancy can help protect your baby during their first 6 months. #RiskLessDoMore
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- “Protect baby” square graphic [541 KB]
- “Protect baby” portrait graphic [784 KB]
- “Protect baby” landscape graphic [752 KB]
Your vaccine
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Getting vaccinated against RSV during pregnancy can help protect your baby during their first 6 months. #RiskLessDoMore
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- “Your vaccine” square graphic [665 KB]
- “Your vaccine” portrait graphic [1188 KB]
- “Your vaccine” landscape graphic [1239 KB]
Getting vaccinated
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If you’re pregnant, flu and COVID-19 can be dangerous. #RiskLessDoMore by getting this season’s vaccines, and the RSV vaccine to protect your baby.
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Talk to loved one
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When you help your older loved one get vaccinated, you’re helping protect them from getting very sick from flu, COVID-19, and RSV. #RiskLessDoMore.
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- “Talk to loved one” square graphic [152 KB]
- “Talk to loved one” portrait graphic [201 KB]
- “Talk to loved one” landscape graphic [197 KB]
Your loved one
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Your older loved one may be at higher risk for getting very sick from flu, COVID-19, and RSV. Help them get vaccinated. #RiskLessDoMore.
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- “Your loved one” square graphic [188 KB]
- “Your loved one” portrait graphic [241 KB]
- “Your loved one” landscape graphic [260 KB]
Vaccines recommended
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Respiratory viruses like flu, COVID-19, and RSV can spread in long-term care homes. Vaccines help you stay protected. #RiskLessDoMore.
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60 plus
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If you’re 60+, you’re at higher risk of getting very sick from flu, COVID-19, and RSV. Get this season’s vaccines so you can #RiskLessDoMore.
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- “60 plus” square graphic [176 KB]
- “60 plus” portrait graphic [252 KB]
- “60 plus” landscape graphic [254 KB]
To-do list
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You’ve got a lot to do—so don’t let flu, COVID-19, or RSV get in your way. Get vaccinated so you can risk less and do more.
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- “To-do list” square graphic [438 KB]
- “To-do list” portrait graphic [741 KB]
- “To-do list” landscape graphic [649 KB]
Medical conditions
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For older adults, some medical conditions can put you at higher risk of getting very sick from flu or COVID-19. Get this season’s vaccines.
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If 60 plus
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Adults 60+: #RiskLessDoMore when you get this season’s vaccines for flu, COVID-19, and RSV.
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- “If 60 plus” square graphic [164 KB]
- “If 60 plus” portrait graphic [218 KB]
- “If 60 plus” landscape graphic [214 KB]
Older adults higher risk
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Getting an RSV vaccine is recommended for adults 75+ and those 60–74 with certain conditions. Find out if it's right for you. #RiskLessDoMore.
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Ask your nurse
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Learn how you can #RiskLessDoMore when you ask your nurse about getting vaccinated for flu, COVID-19, and RSV.
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- “Ask your nurse” square graphic [615 KB]
- “Ask your nurse” portrait graphic [834 KB]
- “Ask your nurse” landscape graphic [872 KB]
Talk to patients
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Talk to your patients about this season’s vaccines for flu, COVID-19, and RSV so they can risk less and do more.
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- “Talk to patients” square graphic [526 KB]
- “Talk to patients” portrait graphic [803 KB]
- “Talk to patients” landscape graphic [746 KB]
Your pharmacist
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Vaccines can help keep you from getting seriously ill with flu, COVID-19, and RSV. Stop by a pharmacy to learn more, so you can #RiskLessDoMore.
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- “Your pharmacist” square graphic [526 KB]
- “Your pharmacist” portrait graphic [803 KB]
- “Your pharmacist” landscape graphic [746 KB]
Living long-term care
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If you live in a long-term care home, ask your health care provider about vaccines that help protect you from flu, COVID-19, and RSV. #RiskLessDoMore
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Patients depend
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Your patients trust you with their health. Talk to them about why you recommend this season’s vaccines for flu, COVID-19, and RSV so they can risk less and do more.
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- “Patients depend” square graphic [585 KB]
- “Patients depend” portrait graphic [957 KB]
- “Patients depend” landscape graphic [869 KB]
Get ahead
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Respiratory illnesses such as flu, COVID-19, and RSV can spread in long-term care homes. Residents who are vaccinated are less likely to get very sick from these diseases.
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- “Get ahead” square graphic [668 KB]
- “Get ahead” portrait graphic [960 KB]
- “Get ahead” landscape graphic [913 KB]
Digital Banners
Digital banner for health care providers to post on communication channels to encourage patients to get vaccinated against flu, COVID-19, and RSV.
Download “Talk to patients” banner [329 KB]
Digital banner for health care providers to post on communication channels to encourage patients to get vaccinated against flu, COVID-19, and RSV.
Download “To-do list” banner [293 KB]
Customizable Materials
Make these campaign materials your own by adding your messages encouraging community members to get this season’s flu, COVID-19, and RSV vaccines. You can include local information about where to find more resources and make an appointment to get vaccinated.
Use this sample newsletter copy as is or use it as inspiration for your own messages to encourage your community to get this season’s flu, COVID-19, and RSV vaccines.
Flu, COVID-19, and RSV Vaccines: Reasons to Get Vaccinated This Season
Respiratory viruses like flu, COVID-19, and RSV can spread quickly in your community, especially during the fall and winter seasons. Some people are at higher risk of getting seriously sick or ending up in the hospital if they get infected with one of these viruses. The good news is that flu, COVID-19, and RSV vaccines boost your protection against severe illness and hospitalization.
Who’s at high risk for a severe case of flu or COVID-19? People 65 years and older, people with certain medical conditions, and people with weakened immune systems.
Who’s at high risk for a severe case of RSV? People 75 years and older, people 60 and older who live in nursing homes, and people 60 and older with certain medical conditions.
What if I’m pregnant? Vaccinating against flu and COVID-19 during your pregnancy can help keep you from getting very sick and can even help protect your baby. A doctor may also recommend that you get an RSV vaccine while pregnant to help protect your baby from serious RSV disease.
One way to protect yourself from severe flu, COVID-19, or RSV illness is to get vaccinated. Don’t wait! Talk to a doctor about what vaccines are right for you, so you can make a vaccine appointment today.
Get started at vaccines.gov
Use these Text Messages as is or use them as inspiration for your own messages to encourage your community to get this season’s flu, COVID-19, and RSV vaccines.
- Flu, COVID-19, and RSV can spread quickly in our community. Getting vaccinated lowers your risk of severe illness and hospitalization if you get infected with these common respiratory viruses. Get started at vaccines.gov
- Don’t let flu, COVID-19, or RSV slow you down! Get vaccinated to boost your protection against severe illness and hospitalization, so you can risk less and do more. Get started at vaccines.gov
- Flu, COVID-19, and RSV are respiratory diseases that carry extra risk for you if you’re 60 or older and have certain health conditions, or are pregnant. Vaccines lower that risk. Get started at vaccines.gov
- Risk less so you can do more! Get vaccinated against flu, COVID-19, and RSV to help protect you from getting very sick if you get infected. A doctor can tell you what vaccines are right for you. Get started at vaccines.gov
- Getting vaccinated is one of the best ways to protect yourself from flu, COVID-19, and RSV this season. Vaccines lower your risk of severe illness and hospitalization if you get infected. Get started at vaccines.gov
Use these WhatsApp messages as is or use them as inspiration for your own messages to encourage your community to get this season’s flu, COVID-19, and RSV vaccines.
- Don’t let flu, COVID-19, or RSV slow you down! Get this season’s vaccines to boost your protection against severe illness and hospitalization, so you can risk less and do more. Get started at vaccines.gov
Did you know that flu, COVID-19, and RSV carry extra risk for you if you’re 60 or older and have certain health conditions, or if you’re pregnant? You can get severely ill or end up in the hospital if you get infected.
Get this season’s vaccines to boost your protection against severe disease, so you can risk less and do more. Get started at vaccines.gov
Respiratory viruses such as flu, COVID-19, and RSV can spread quickly in your community. People who are 60 or older, have certain health conditions, or are pregnant are more likely to get seriously ill and need hospital care if they get infected.
Getting vaccinated lowers your risk of severe illness and hospitalization. Get started at vaccines.gov
Are you 60 or older and living in a long-term care home or other shared living community? Common respiratory viruses like flu, COVID-19, and RSV can spread from person to person and make you very sick.
This season’s vaccines lower your risk for severe illness and hospitalization from flu, COVID-19, and RSV. Get started at vaccines.gov
There are lots of ways to protect yourself from respiratory viruses like flu, COVID-19, and RSV. But one of the best ways is to get vaccinated. Vaccines for flu, COVID-19, and RSV can keep you from getting severely ill.
You’ll also be less likely to need hospital care than people who haven’t gotten the vaccines. Get started at vaccines.gov