Useful links and information:
Vaccine Information
Headline’ resource of the weekWhen it comes to COVID-19, it’s so important to that everyone has access to the right information and advice.
Vaccine information in community languagesHelp raise awareness of the latest information and guidance
Please remember the vaccine is only available on the NHS and is free of charge. If you
receive an email, text message or phone call pretending to be from the NHS and you
are asked to provide financial details, this is a scam.
Vaccine information in community languagesHelp raise awareness of the latest information and guidance
- translated stay at home resources available on Public Health England's website.
- Royal National Institute for the Blind has a helpline for anyone who needs information and advice during the COVID-19 crisis. They can be reached on 0303 123 9999.
- Royal Association for Deaf People’s provide advice, support and information on employment, education and training. For more information, contact Nicole Campbell.
- Retweet information about Kooth, online counselling and support for children and young people.
- Translated health information for migrants' right to healthcare available on Doctors of the World's website.
- COVID-19 vaccine information Sheets about the vaccine and after the vaccine by Groundswell. Additional information about GP registration for people experiencing homelessness and those supporting them.
- share this short film that walks you through the Arc Pharmacy and information on the process of getting your vaccination on the Council website.
- share Manor Garden Centre's information webpage on COVID-19, including English and Turkish voice recordings and written information and an easy-read version.
- share the easy read and translated materials from Islington Council's website.
- share We Are Islington's details for anyone who requires additional support.
- retweet the information on all the rapid Lateral Flow Test sites in Islington and share this short video showing the testing process.
Please remember the vaccine is only available on the NHS and is free of charge. If you
receive an email, text message or phone call pretending to be from the NHS and you
are asked to provide financial details, this is a scam.
- The NHS will never ask you for your bank account or card details.
- The NHS will never ask you for your PIN or banking password.
- The NHS will never arrive unannounced at your home to administer the vaccine.
- The NHS will never ask you to prove your identity by sending copies of personal
documents such as your passport, driving licence, bills or pay slips. - If you believe you are the victim of a fraud, please report this to Action Fraud as soon
as possible by calling 0300 123 2040.
