FluTracking

Resources

This page provides materials to help spread the word about FluTracking. From graphics to email templates, you can help protect your community by promoting FluTracking.

Online promotional pack
The following promotional kits include ideas on how to promote FluTracking within your local community, workplace or school community.

First Nations Resources

These First Nations targeted resources for Aboriginal health practitioners, workers, and communities members can be used to promote FluTracking. The artwork used is ‘Healing Together’ by Jessica Hopcroft (Dhiiyaan Art).

First Nations Poster 1

First Nations Poster 2

First Nations social media tile

First Nations flyer colour

First Nations flyer black and white

Posters

Use one of the following posters, or create your own

First Nations Poster 1

First Nations Poster 2

Call to Action (with QR code)

Call to Action (without QR code)

Web Banners

Upload a banner or badge to your website, email signature or newsletter.

Email signature block

Community Partner banner

Social Media Tiles

Share any of the following images with your social channels.

First Nations social media tile

Social media tile 1

‘Call to Action’ social media tile

Email Templates

Use the following templates to spread the word to your workplace, school community or local community

General email template

Workplace email template

School community email template

Logos

Use the following logos in your FluTracking promotion

FluTracking logo

FluTracking world image

Flyers

Print the following flyers for your FluTracking promotion

First Nations colour flyer

First Nations black and white flyer

Children's Activities

Use the following activities with your children or students

Crossword Puzzle

Australian Government Department of Health

New Zealand Ministry of Health

Hunter New England Local Health District (HNELHD)

Hunter Medical Research Institute (HMRI)

The University of Newcastle