Covid-19 Vaccine First and Second Doses

Anyone aged 12+ can have a COVID-19 vaccination.

Healthy 12-15 year olds are now eligible to receive two doses from a minimum of 12 weeks from the first dose [usually through their educational setting]
Immunosuppressed 12-15 year olds receive two doses
Anyone aged 16+ years is now eligible for two doses

Anyone aged 16+ can make a pre-booked appointment for a first or second dose or can walk in (without an appointment) at selected sites. Second doses are given 8 weeks after the first dose.

Those aged 16-17 will be offered Pfizer and Moderna vaccines as recommended by the JCVI.

Doors remain open for COVID-19 vaccination during bank holiday

Health leaders are urging everyone who is eligible but has not yet had a COVID-19 vaccine to get the jab this bank holiday weekend to protect themselves and those around them.

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Diabetes is a growing problem in Norfolk and Waveney with just under 68,000 people living with diabetes, over 65,000 of whom are living with the preventable Type 2 diabetes.

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Still not sure about COVID-19 Vax – time to get your Vax straight with #VaxFacts

We know there is a lot of information about the COVID-19 vaccination.

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Get vaccinated at St Georges Theatre – this Friday

Norfolk and Waveney health and care colleagues are encouraging those who haven’t yet had their COVID-19 vaccination to come forward to a pop-up clinic this Friday.

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Know your numbers to help prevent heart attack and stroke

This May, health leaders around the world are encouraging all people to check their blood pressure regularly and know their numbers to help prevent heart attacks and stroke.

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