Social Media Shareables
To help spread National Women's Health Week (NWHW) messaging, OWH has developed a collection of ready-to-use social media posts and graphics. These downloadable shareables are designed to highlight important health messages, showcase helpful resources, and inspire action within your community.
Sample Social Media Messages
OWH has developed a series of messages to amplify NWHW. Explore the messages below, which align with the NWHW focus areas, and share these messages using the hashtag #NWHW and tag @HHSOWH on Facebook, @womenshealth on X, and @HHS Office on Women's Health on LinkedIn.
📅 National Women's Health Week starts on May 11! This year's theme is “Prioritizing Women's Health: Caring for Mind 🧠 and Body 💪.” Visit the OWH #NWHW page for resources and tips and share them with your community! https://womenshealth.gov/nwhw
This National Women's Health Week is all about caring for your whole health, from mind to body. 💟 Visit OWH's #NWHW page for tips on self-care, mental well-being, and health priorities for every age. https://womenshealth.gov/nwhw
🎉 It's National Women's Health Week! Empower women to take control of their health at every stage of life. 👉 Check out the OWH #NWHW page for tips on health screenings, maintaining well-being, and more! #WomensWellness https://womenshealth.gov/nwhw/resources
Looking for resources on women's physical, mental, & emotional health across all stages of life? 🔎 Visit the OWH #NWHW page during National Women's Health Week for helpful information and resources, including tips for talking to your health care provider, & more. 🩺 https://womenshealth.gov/nwhw/resources
Feeling #menopausal symptoms, such as hot flashes or mood changes? 🌡️ You are not alone. 🫂 This National Women's Health Week, visit the OWH #NWHW page for tips and resources on menopausal symptom relief. https://womenshealth.gov/nwhw/menopause
Most women living in the U.S. go through menopause between 45 and 58. If you have symptoms, healthy habits & treatment options can help! 🧘🏽♀️🩺 Talk to your health care provider & check out OWH's National Women's Health Week page during #NWHW for resources. https://womenshealth.gov/nwhw/menopause
DYK ❓ Women are almost 2x as likely as men to have #MentalHealth conditions, like depression & anxiety. 🧠 You are not alone, & help is available! This National Women's Health Week, visit OWH's #NWHW page for tips & resources to support your mental health. https://womenshealth.gov/nwhw/mental-health
Caring for others is important, but it can be hard on your mind and body. 🫶 Full-time caregivers are more likely to have #MentalHealth issues, obesity, and other health problems. This National Women's Health Week, visit OWH's #NWHW page for resources. https://womenshealth.gov/nwhw/mental-health
Regular #cancer screenings can save lives by finding cancer early. 🔎 Not sure which ones you need? Check out OWH's “Screenings and Discussions for Every Stage of Life” fact sheet to learn more this National Women's Health Week. #NWHW ↪️ https://womenshealth.gov/nwhw
⚠️ Women under 50 are almost 2x as likely as men of the same age to get #cancer. But there are ways to help prevent cancer or find it early. ❤️ Visit the OWH National Women's Health Week page for tips & resources on cancer prevention & screenings! #NWHW https://womenshealth.gov/nwhw/cancer
💜 Help spread the word! Share OWH's National Women's Health Week graphics on #menopause, #MentalHealth, and #cancer. 📣 Tag your friends and family to raise awareness and support #WomensHealth at every age! #NWHW https://womenshealth.gov/nwhw/resources/social-media
This National Women's Health Week, check out OWH's “Your Health, Your Way” fact sheet for tips on getting the care you need. 👩🏾⚕️ Learn how to get ready for appointments, ask questions, & follow up with your doctor. #SelfAdvocacy 💪 #NWHW Find it here: https://womenshealth.gov/nwhw
Not sure what health screenings to get or questions to ask at your next health visit? 🤔 Check out OWH's “Screenings and Discussions for Every Stage of Life” fact sheet ✨ Get tips on how to talk with your health care provider at every age on the National Women's Health Week webpage. #NWHW https://womenshealth.gov/nwhw
Shareable Graphics
To save the graphics below, click on or hold the “Download image” links under the graphics. You can also access and share the graphics by visiting the OWH 2025 NWHW board on Pinterest. Feel free to use the sample social media messages above to accompany the graphics.
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View imageTips for Posting
Use the following hashtags to spread awareness during NWHW. Using these hashtags will create a unifying thread for social media content related to NWHW, making it easy for people to find, follow, and add to the conversations:
- #NWHW (primary hashtag)
- #WomensHealth, #EmpowerWomen, #Menopause, #MentalHealth, #Cancer (secondary hashtags)
- Best Practices
- Tag OWH: Please tag us in your social media content to show your support.
- Facebook: @HHSOWH
- X: @womenshealth
- LinkedIn: @HHS Office on Women's Health
- Use the Hashtags: Be sure to use the official hashtags for NWHW to track and engage with conversations.
- Incorporate the Focus Areas: Amplify NWHW by adjusting your content to fit the three focus areas: menopause, mental health, and cancer.
- Share Resources: Share our NWHW resources to provide important health information tailored to women.
- Encourage Discussions and Engagement: Ask followers to share their stories and insights related to the focus areas.