Contact us

By Telephone : +(350) 20072266 (Ext: 2017/2020)
By Email : health.promotion@gha.gi

Online form:

The postal address of the Health Promotion Department is :
Health Promotion Department
7th Floor, Building One, St. Bernard’s Hospital
Europort Avenue
Gibraltar

Please Note: You may visit us at the above premises during working hours (9am- 2pm) however, a large amount of the health promotion role involves working outside the office; therefore it would be advisable to call or email in advance.

Queries related to appointments within the Gibraltar Health Authority (making, re-scheduling, or follow-ups) are not addressed by this department.

Public Health Gibraltar

1 day ago

There are very few medications you can take during pregnancy, but the flu vaccine is safe, recommended at all stages, and can help reduce your risk of contracting several flu strains (and the exacerbation of respiratory conditions as a result).

Ask at your next midwife appointment, or call the PCC on 200 52441 requesting a flu clinic appointment.

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Public Health Gibraltar

1 day ago

Guidance for returning students
As per Public Health advice and GoG regulations, it is mandatory for all returning students to isolate for 5 days on arrival to Gibraltar. The requirement is to be swabbed on day 1 & day 5.
Day 1 – Day of arrival if possible, if not then the following day.
Day 5 – Final day of isolation which ends ONLY when you receive a negative result.
Students may be approached directly by a member of the Covid-19 team to facilitate this swabbing. If a student has not been contacted and the return journey to Gibraltar is imminent, please call 200 41818 to arrange a swab as required.
If the return journey to Gibraltar is planned ahead, students can pre-arrange a swab by emailing: returning.student@gha.gi and providing the following information:
• Full name.
• Date of birth.
• GHA Number.
• Contact number (UK)
• Contact number for Gibraltar.
• Home address where you will be isolating in Gibraltar.
• Date & Time of arrival in Gibraltar.
• Flight number.

Following these regulations ensures the protection of our community and Gibraltar as a whole. Failure to comply with these measures could result in the RGP getting involved to take the appropriate measures. ... See MoreSee Less

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Public Health Gibraltar

2 days ago

During the week 20th - 27th November, Public Health Gibraltar and the Gibraltar Chronicle, ran a survey to gauge public opinion on the imminent availability of a Covid-19 vaccination. Survey results were published in the Gibraltar Chronicle on 30th November 2020 and prominent key findings included:
• 46% would take the vaccine if it was available for free (18% remain unsure)
• Concerns around long-term side effects (38%) and rapid vaccine development (28%) were main reasons for not getting the vaccine
• Of those who did not wish to be vaccinated, 27% felt they would take it if it was a travel requirement.
• The main reasons for those choosing to get the vaccine is to protect the wider community (32%) and to return to normality (27%); 53% would recommend their high risk relative getting vaccinated

Read more: www.chronicle.gi/encouraging-findings-as-your-say-poll-finds-46-would-take-covid-19-vaccine/ ... See MoreSee Less

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