The official page of Public Health Gibraltar. Public health matters
The purpose of this page is to improve people's health and aim for a healthy community by enhancing public awareness, supporting health professionals and promoting healthy policy.
06/01/2026
The GHA mobile health unit is offering Fluc Vaccines outsinde No. 6 convent place bewteen the 6th and the 8th January bewteen 9am and 1pm
The GHA Mobile Health Unit will be outside No.6 Convent Place from 6 to 8 January, between 9am and 1pm, offering flu vaccinations and well-being checks.
No appointment is required. Residents are encouraged to attend and take advantage of these free services, delivered conveniently in the heart of the community.
26/11/2025
Join the early year parenting sessions. For more information call Childline
14/11/2025
05/11/2025
Please support Saturday’s ‘Purple Relay’. Your presence offers encouragement and reminds patients and their families that they are not alone.
‘Never Lose Hope!’
03/11/2025
03/11/2025
1 in 4 people struggle with their mental health.
4 in 4 can help💬
Together, we can build a community where talking about mental health is normal, not brave.
Start the conversation today.
03/11/2025
03/11/2025
The GHA’s Mobile Health Unit will be stationed outside No.6 Convent Place from Monday 3 to Thursday 6 November, from 9:00am to 1:00pm.
Drop by and get your flu vaccine, a quick and simple way to protect yourself, your loved ones, and our community this winter.
The GHA team will be on hand to answer any questions about flu prevention, so make sure to stop by and take advantage of this convenient opportunity to get vaccinated.
No appointment needed.
23/10/2025
Tomorrow is waer pink day in support of breast cancer, wear something pink and don't forget to dontate to wonderful cause.
16/10/2025
Flu season is here, and vaccination is the best protection. 💙
Getting your flu jab doesn’t just protect you, it helps shield your family, friends and the wider community, especially those who are most vulnerable.
💉 Flu vaccines available now at the Primary Care Centre, St Bernard’s Hospital.
🕐 Afternoon Clinics: 1PM–4PM
🌙 Evening Clinics: 5PM–7PM (until Friday 24 October)
No appointment needed – just walk in.
📞 For more information, call 200 66966
🌐 Visit www.gha.gi
14/10/2025
World Mental Health Day is a reminder that every conversation about mental health matters💬
Checking in on a friend, listening without judgement, or simply saying “I’m here if you need me” can make a real difference.
Let’s make today the start of a year where we talk more, listen better and support one another.
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“Health promotion is the process of enabling people to increase control over, and to improve, their health” (World Health Organisation)
Health promotion extends beyond individual behaviours and encourages the wider community to help address the many influences that affect our population health. A large part of the health promotion role is providing information and education to ensure people have the knowledge they need to make healthy choices.
What does the Health Promotion Department in Gibraltar do?
The unit works mainly, although not exclusively, with professionals in the health service, education, community, and the voluntary sector to ensure the implementation of identified health and social policy directives. The unit adopts a partnership approach across all sectors with the aim of inciting positive health behaviour. Core functions include:
•Health education, awareness and training
•Developing health resources
•Monitoring the trajectory of global health
•Initiation, management and evaluation of specific health projects
•Providing advice, information, resources and support to anyone involved in health promotion activity.
