Student Health Toolkit 2026
Published: 10th September 2026
NHS 24 is encouraging organisations to help share key health information with students returning to, or starting, college and university. The campaign highlights a range of important health topics and provides resources designed to help students access the right support throughout their studies.
NHS 24 is promoting health advice aimed at students returning or beginning their studies at college and university.
The student health campaign, hosted on NHS Inform, covers topics such as:
Registering for primary care services
Vaccinations
How to find local NHS services and use them appropriately
Mental health
Sexual health
NHS 24 would appreciate your support in sharing the campaign key messages and resources with your audiences.
Campaign toolkit containing further information and guidance, along with other marketing resources, are available to download.
Feel free to share this resource with others who may find it useful.
Should you require any help or wish to request assets in other formats, please get in touch with NHS 24's Communications Team.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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The campaign provides information on registering for primary care services, vaccinations, finding and using local NHS services appropriately, mental health and sexual health.
Source: NHS 24 (https://www.nhsinform.scot/studenthealth)
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The campaign is aimed at students who are returning to study or beginning their studies at college and university.
Source: NHS 24 (https://www.nhsinform.scot/studenthealth)
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The campaign is hosted on NHS Inform and is supported by a student health toolkit and additional campaign resources.
Source: NHS 24 (https://www.nhsinform.scot/studenthealth)
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Organisations can help by sharing the campaign messages, resources and toolkit with students and other audiences who may benefit from the information.
Source: NHS 24 (https://www.nhsinform.scot/studenthealth)
NHS 24 is promoting student health resources covering NHS services, vaccinations, mental health, sexual health and primary care.