Flu Immunisation

Last updated 26 September 2024

• children aged two and three years on 31 August 2024

• school aged children from reception to year 11 (inclusive)

• people aged 6 months to 64 years in a clinical risk group

• people aged 65 years and older (age on 31 March 2025)

• all adult residents in Welsh prisons

• pregnant women

• carers of a person whose health or welfare may be at risk if the carer falls ill

• frontline health and care workers

• people experiencing homelessness

• household contacts of the immunocompromised

17/01/2024
There is still time to get your flu vaccine this winter: Flu is still circulating in our communities and vaccination continues to be the best way to protect you and your family from the consequences of flu this winter.

21/11/2023
Give yourself an extra layer of protection this winter by getting your flu and COVID vaccines: Public health experts from Powys Teaching Health Board are strongly encouraging those who are eligible to take up their flu and COVID vaccines in order to give themselves an extra layer of protection from serious illness this winter.

27/09/2022
Powys Teaching Health Board encourages vaccination as flu expected to be a major public health issue in Wales this winter: Public Health experts are expecting a significant flu season this winter for the first time since the pandemic.