STAY WELL COMMUNITY VACCINE EVENTS OFFER LIFELINE
In March, the Chicago Stay Well Community Vaccine Event provided access to vaccines and booster shots. At this event, 160 people attended, more than 125 people were vaccinated, with 115 of those receiving boosters. During the Stay Well pop-up events more than 3,200 people attended, more than 1,500 vaccinated in 15 targeted cities, including a recent event in Atlanta on Saturday, April 16.
“And, if you’re on the fence, go ahead and get vaccinated. You are around people all day, everyday, and run the risk of transmitting to them,” she said. “I think people need to continue to be smart and yes, we can do this together.”
Stay Well also is hosting a webinar titled, “Mental Wealth: COVID’s Impact on Mental Health in the Black Community,” at 6 p.m. on Thursday, April 28. To join, visit https://bit.ly/WeCanDoThis2022.
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