Protect Yourself – Get Your Flu Vaccination

Stay protected this flu season. Flu vaccinations are available from autumn, helping to protect you throughout the winter.


Speak to our pharmacy team to check your eligibility and arrange your vaccination. Protect yourself and those around you before flu starts to spread.

NHS Flu Vaccination Eligibility:


  1. Adults aged 65 and over
  2. People aged 6 months to under 65 in eligible clinical risk groups
  3. Pregnant women
  4. Children aged 2–16 years on 31 August 2026
  5. People living in long-stay residential care
  6. Carers in certain circumstances
  7. Close contacts of people who are immunocompromised
  8. Certain frontline health and social care workers
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Where to find help and support

You and your loved ones will be supported throughout your ovarian cancer treatment by a group of specialists.

The clinical nurse specialist, or another member of your specialist team will be able to give you information on local support services that you may find helpful.

There are also national cancer charities that offer support and information about ovarian cancer.

Macmillan Cancer Support

Information and support for anyone affected by cancer.

Cancer Research UK

Information and support for anyone affected by cancer.

Ovacome

Information and support for anyone affected by ovarian cancer.

Target Ovarian cancer

Information and support for anyone affected by ovarian cancer.

Eve Appeal

Information and support for anyone affected by cervical, ovarian, vaginal, vulval and womb cancers.

Maggie's Centres

Practical, emotional and social support for anyone affected by cancer.

Marie Curie

Care and support for anyone affected by a terminal illness.

The Robin Cancer Trust

Information and support for anyone affected by germ cell cancer.

Last Reviewed
24 November 2025
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