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For anyone in Haringey there are various pop-up vaccination centres for over-50s or those with underlying health conditions. Looks like they're trying to capture those who may have been missed or areas where uptake may be low:
A series of pop-up COVID-19 vaccination clinics will be taking place across Haringey over the upcoming weeks as part of ongoing efforts to increase take-up of the vaccine.
The following clinics are confirmed to take place:
Sunday 21 March, 10am – 1pm: Masjid Ayesha, Clyde Road, N15 4JZ
Thursday 25th March, 1am – 4pm: St Michael’s church hall, Bounds Green Road, N22
Monday 29 March, 10am- 1pm: Turkish Cypriot Community Association, 628- 630 Green Lanes N8 0SD
Thursday 1st April, 1pm- 4pm: Community Cook Up at Eric Allin Community Centre, Kenneth Robbins House, Northumberland Park, N17 0QA
The clinics, set up by the local NHS in partnership with community organisations, is open to people aged 50 and over and those with an underlying health condition such as diabetes, who have not had their first vaccine.
It is a walk-in service, so people can drop in on the day without pre-booking. You will need to bring a form of identification so that you can be logged on the system and be invited for your second vaccination at a later date.
Everyone is entitled to primary care regardless of their immigration status in the country. Residents over 50 years of age who are not registered with a GP or have previously declined the vaccine are also welcome to attend the clinics.
You will need to wear a mask and adhere to social distancing rules. Please do not attend if you are feeling unwell.
Flyer for first clinic:
http://tiny.cc/VaxClinicSun21Mar
More info:
http://www.haringey.gov.uk/COVID-vaccine