To reduce the risk of serious illness, people at higher risk from flu are offered an NHS flu vaccine each year
The NHS flu vaccination programme for 2025/26 has now ended. Further details about the 2026/27 programme will be updated here later in the year.
The best way to protect yourself and your loved ones against flu is to get the annual NHS flu vaccine. The vaccine can prevent you getting flu, reduce the severity of symptoms if you do, and help to prevent you passing it on to other vulnerable people.
Flu vaccines are quick and very safe. They can prevent weeks of serious illness, and protect you, your family and the wider community.
You can find out more about the flu vaccine and COVID-19 vaccine, and latest updates from our vaccination campaigns, at the links below.
For enquiries about flu vaccination, please contact your GP surgery or contact the Vaccination Contact Centre by calling 03000 840004 or emailing BCU.SROCovid19VaccinationProgramme@wales.nhs.uk.
The contact centre is open 9.30am to 5.30pm, Monday to Friday. It is closed at weekends and on bank holidays.
Further information about calling our Vaccination Contact Centre.