Community materials

Information for older adults about how to get an updated (bivalent) vaccine in King County, schedule in-home vaccinations, and access translation services and other needed resources.

Answers to frequently asked questions about in-home COVID-19 vaccination and boosters for people age 6 months and older with an acute or chronic illness, limited mobility, injury, developmental disability, or mental health condition that makes it difficult to leave the home.

This flyer from Washington Department of Health explains the importance of getting COVID‑19 vaccinations for children and answers common questions that families have.

Use this flyer to help direct people to Public Health's Getting Vaccinated web page, where they can get information about vaccination locations and schedule appointments.

Two-sided flyer with basic information about vaccine safety, cost, effectiveness, and how to schedule a vaccination appointment.

Slide deck that answers questions many families have about the COVID-19 vaccines for babies and young children.

Slide deck with information about pregnancy and increased risk for severe illness from COVID-19, the potential of increased risk for poor pregnancy outcomes, and CDC's recommendation for COVID-19 vaccination.

Short videos about boosters, vaccines for babies and young children

These videos by community members in a dozen languages answer questions such as: Why get a COVID booster? Why should babies and young children get a COVID vaccine? What can you expect when your young child gets the COVID vaccine? You can download these to share with your community in social media and messaging apps (1-3 minutes each).

Short videos about updated boosters for older adults

These videos about the importance of the COVID-19 updated (bivalent) booster, by Public Health staff and community members, answer questions from older adults and provide testimonials. You can download these to share with your community in social media and messaging apps (about 1-3 minutes each).

Black doctors, nurses and researchers dispel misinformation and provide accessible facts about the COVID-19 vaccines, including "Hello Black America," a video with W. Kamau Bell. The campaign also has many very short videos on topics addressing concerns about vaccination development, how Black people were included in the clinical trials, vaccination and fertility, and many other questions related to the vaccine: https://www.greaterthancovid.org/theconversation external link

How COVID-19 vaccines are made

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How vaccines work in your body

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How can vaccine and antibody studies move so quickly and still be safe?

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