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The pop-up COVID-19 vaccination clinics help to boost vaccination rates and provide more protection against the virus. The clinics offer convenient access to vaccines and also give people the chance to ask questions and feel at ease before getting vaccinated.
The following are some highlights from the ongoing program:
EACH’s Community Connectors program delivered a pop-up event for residents at Shawlands Caravan Park, including legal services, outreach, mental health services, BBQ and second-hand clothes. The Cove Family Medical Centre provided COVID-19 vaccinations.
Peninsula Health’s Community Connectors program held a pop-up event at Frankston Ambassador. The event included a coffee van, pizza, mental health services, legal services, and outreach workers. Ripponlea Medical provided COVID-19 vaccinations.
SEMPHN was invited to provide COVID-19 vaccinations for local members of the community. Many of the community centres are from Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) backgrounds. The centre was holding its adult English classes and computer skills on the day of the pop-up clinic. Ripponlea Medical provided COVID-19 vaccinations.
The City of Greater Dandenong held a community event to celebrate Refugee Week. The event included refugee health services, legal services, and a range of other community refugee organisations. Staff from the City of Greater Dandenong were distributing free masks, sanitiser and RATs in front of the vaccination room and promoting opportunistic vaccinations. Ripponlea Medical provided COVID-19 vaccinations.
The immunisation team from the City of Greater Dandenong invited SEMPHN to provide COVID-19 vaccinations alongside their catch-up refugee and childhood immunisations. The Cove Family Medical Centre provided COVID-19 vaccinations.
EACH’s Community Connectors program delivered a pop-up event for residents at Tooradin Caravan Park, including legal services, outreach, mental health services, BBQ and second-hand clothes. The Cove Family Medical Centre provided COVID-19 vaccinations.
The Emergency Management team from the City of Greater Dandenong invited SEMPHN to provide COVID-19 vaccinations at the Snowfest event in Springvale. The Cove Family Medical Centre provided COVID vaccinations.
We would like to express our gratitude to our outstanding providers for delivering this crucial service to vulnerable communities. Your dedication and contributions to community healthcare are remarkable.
For more information regarding the Vulnerable Peoples Vaccination Program (including pop-up clinics, homebound vaccinations or GP Vaccination Hubs) please visit the COVID-19 page or email COVIDHomebound@semphn.org.au.
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