H1N1 Influenza

Resources for Teaching Others

Fact Sheets

Facts About the H1N1 Flu

English | Chinese | Russian | Spanish | Vietnamese

Vaccination FAQs

English

Medical Conditions & Special Populations

FAQs: H1N1 and Diabetes
FAQs: H1N1 and Heart Disease
FAQs: H1N1 and HIV
FAQs: H1N1 and Homeless Service Providers

Oregon Department of Human Services

Topics include pregnancy, child care, talking to children, vaccine facts, Spanish translation and more. Get info»

Flu Season Print Materials

Centers for Disease Control & Prevention
Get print-ready brochures, flyers and posters.

Cartoon: Keeping Children and Teens Home With Flu (2-3MB)

English | Chinese | Russian | Spanish | Vietnamese

H1N1 Flu Pandemic Preparedness Guide
Learn more about the H1N1 pandemic and create an emergency plan for yourself and your family.
English | Chinese | Russian | Spanish | Vietnamese

Resources in Other Languages

PSAs and health messages in a wide variety of different languages.
Office of Minority Health
ECHO Minnesota

Posters

The posters below were created by health departments to teach and remind others about healthy habits where we work and go to school. You can download these for use at your workplace, school, child care center or community organization.

Cover Your Cough
Available in different languages.

Morning Health Check 100K
Also available in Spanish.

Only You Can Stop the Flu 1.2MB
Also available in Spanish.

Stop Germs, Stay Healthy! 1MB
Also available in:
Chinese
Russian
Somali
Spanish
Vietnamese

Child Curriculum

Developed by City of Berkeley Public Health:

How to Help Young Children Understand a Pandemic
Teaching Healthy Habits
Flu Prevention Lesson Plan - Handwashing Jingle

Video

Tri-County Health Officer on the Civic Agenda Show

Gary Oxman, M.D., health officer for Multnomah, Washington and Clackamas counties explains everything you need to know about swine flu.
Running time: 15 minutes

Elmo Flu PSA - Happy & Healthy on Sesame Street

Elmo helps kids practice handwashing and sneezing into their elbow. Running time: 30 seconds.

More PSAs

Visit www.flu.gov/psa for more flu prevention videos and PSAs.

Page updated February 4, 2010