Covid-19 vaccine
The coronavirus (Covid-19) vaccines are safe and effective. They give you the best protection against Covid-19.
Anyone who is eligible for a Covid vaccine in the UK - which includes children aged five and above - can still get a vaccine. It might be a first, second or third dose, or a booster.
You can book them online or go to walk-in centres.
Who can get a Covid-19 vaccine?
Who is being offered a booster?
How long after Covid can I get the booster?
It's important that everyone who is eligible takes up all recommended doses of the vaccine for the most protection. Even if you have had a Covid infection before, you will get more protection from the vaccine.
And, its never too late to get a vaccine, you can still book this through the National Booking System, some community pharmacies are offering walk ins or get in touch with your GP.
Sunderland Covid-19 vaccine walk in clinics
Read more about Covid-19 vaccination here Coronavirus (Covid-19) vaccines - NHS (www.nhs.uk).
If you have a question, talk to your GP or health professional.
You do not need to have a GP or an NHS number to get the Covid-19 vaccine.
This letter from NHS England and NHS Improvement and Public Health England explains how people can get the Covid-19 vaccine and if they want to, register at a GP practice. It is available in over 20 languages.
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