The Flu Vaccination Service offered by the NHS is an essential program designed to protect individuals from seasonal influenza. This comprehensive service provides free flu vaccines to eligible groups, including children, pregnant women, the elderly, and those with chronic health conditions. 

This service plays a vital role in reducing the spread of the flu and preventing serious flu-related complications. Getting vaccinated is one of the most effective method to protect against the flu, helping protect both the vaccinated individual and your loved ones as well as reducing the burden on GPs during flu season. 

If your NHS records suggests you are eligible for a flu vaccine, the NHS will contact from September. Those who are less than 18 years old or require children’s nasal spray then please contact your GP.