As part of Dar Al-Uloom University’s efforts to promote health and preventive practices on campus, and under the patronage of the University President, Professor Khalid Al-Hammoudi, the Student Council at the College of Medicine—supervised by the Masari Medical Club and in collaboration with the Second Health Cluster in Riyadh—organized a campaign titled “Seasonal Influenza Vaccination.” The event was held in the university lobby for both the male and female sections.

Target Group:

• All university staff and their families.

Campaign:

• Raising awareness about seasonal influenza, its symptoms, and modes of transmission.

• Highlighting the importance of receiving the influenza vaccine annually, especially for groups at higher risk of complications.

• Correcting misconceptions and common myths surrounding the influenza vaccine.

A vaccination station was set up in the university lobby under the supervision of the healthcare team from the Second Health Cluster in Riyadh. Beneficiaries were received, provided with a brief medical history assessment, then vaccinated and monitored for a short period afterward to ensure their safety.

Additionally, an educational corner was prepared, which included:
• An educational visual presentation explaining influenza complications and the importance of vaccination as a primary preventive measure.
• A station dedicated to answering attendees’ questions regarding vaccine safety, contraindications, and the recommended annual timing for receiving the vaccine.

A total of 141 individuals benefited from the campaign, with notable positive engagement and strong interest from attendees in asking questions and sharing the information with colleagues and family members.

External Participating Entity:

• Second Health Cluster in Riyadh.