Suffolk and North East Essex
COVID-19 Vaccination Service
The ICS and Maternity Voices Partnership will be holding an event to talk about the vaccine and answer any questions or concerns relating to maternity, fertility or breastfeeding. It will be taking place at 12noon on Friday 23 April.
Watch a recording from local GP Dr Juno Jesuthasan talking about the vaccine and common side effects.
A Public Health England leaflet:
COVID-19 Vaccination: A guide for adults
People aged 45 and over are now able to book their coronavirus jab through the NHS website. Visit our FAQs page for more information.
The NHS in Suffolk and north east Essex wants to make sure residents know what to do when it’s time for their second dose of the vaccine.
Warning: Do not attend if you have tested positive for COVID-19 28 days prior to your appointment or if you have COVID-19 symptoms. Symptoms include a new persistent cough, fever or high temperature, loss of taste and/or loss of smell. If this is the case then please self isolate for 14 days in line with national guidance.
This website provides details for Suffolk and the Colchester and Tendring areas of Essex
Getting vaccinated means protecting yourself and may also help to protect your family, friends and patients from the virus.
The coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine is our best defence against the virus. The vaccine is highly effective against the virus causing symptoms and it is currently being distributed across the UK.
The COVID-19 vaccine is our best defence against the virus used alongside effective social distancing, wearing a mask and washing your hands.
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