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The NHS is rolling out COVID-19 vaccinations starting with those most at risk from coronavirus. This is in line with the guidelines on priority groups.
The NHS has set up a range of vaccination sites offering the COVID-19 vaccinations. You will be contacted directly by the NHS, if you are eligible and they will invite you for an appointment by letter, text or email. You need to be registered with a GP surgery in England. You can register with a GP if you do not have one.
Due to the way the vaccinations have been developed and tested and the level of risk of severe COVID-19 illness in children, most children and young people under the age of 18 will not be eligible to have the vaccination. In specific circumstances where there is very high risk, your health professionals may discuss with you offering your child the COVID-19 vaccination.
Easy read information about the COVID-19 vaccination can be downloaded in English and other languages here.
Remember, you can also use Browsealoud’s accessibility features throughout our ‘Health for’ websites.
Covid:19 vaccination information for women of childbearing age, pregnant or breastfeeding
Further information from Public Health England can be found here.
Video resources in British Sign Language
COVID-19 vaccination: Women of childbearing age, currently pregnant, or breastfeeding
COVID-19 vaccination: A guide for older adults
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COVID-19 vaccination: What to expect after vaccination
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Information about vaccines: For people with a learning disability and autistic people
The BBC has developed a number of videos in South Asian languages explaining about the COVID-19 vaccinations, which you can find here.
The Council for Mosques position on COVID-19 vaccines can be found here.
More information on the vaccination programme can be found on the government website.
