COVID-19 social media messaging for health services

Department of Health and Human Services (Vic) stakeholder pack

DHHS has developed a Get Tested stakeholder pack to support the state-wide media campaign. Downloadable digital assets include posters, social media graphics and animations and banners. Click here to download the pack.

Murray PHN resources

Murray PHN has created social media campaigns to support our partners and commissioned service providers. We hope that these tools - images, animations (GIF and MP4 video formats) and suggested messages for accompanying posts - will help your health service.

We believe they will raise awareness with patients and followers that you are still caring for and supporting your patients throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. You can find and share some of this messaging on Murray PHN's social media pages: Facebook, Twitter and YouTube or download them below.

If you experience any issues, would like more information, or have ideas for another campaign that would assist your primary care service, email communications@murrayphn.org.au

Mental wellness campaign – Make some time for mindful activities

Medical experts are warning that the impact of COVID-19 may lead to an increase in mental health issues, including anxiety, depression and even suicide.

Murray PHN has created the “Make some time” mindfulness campaign to encourage people to practice simple first steps in managing their mental health. These messages are made even more powerful when circulated by a trusted primary health care provider who can offer a wide range of services.

Click here for more information and for sample messaging. To download the images, click on each of the tiles below, right click and then click 'save as'. To download all ten images in a zipped folder click here.

Animations for social media

Animations can lift engagement in social media. Health services in the Murray PHN region are welcome to use these with attribution to Murray PHN. Click on the links below to download, right click and then click 'save as'.

Help, advice and stay at home campaigns

People are abiding the "stay at home" message to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Experts are concerned however, that this is leading to people delaying or putting off receiving urgent or routine medical care.

It's important that people know that services are still available throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, to follow trusted health advice and to stay at home if they don't need to go out for one of the five reasons - which includes to access medical services.

Click here for more information and for sample messaging. To download the images, click on each of the tiles below, right click and then click 'save as'.