IONA HOLSTEAD UPDATE

The focus has been on public areas that have been accessible to people in the relevant age bands but as of 1 September, vaccinations became available for everyone over the age of 12.

Under the new approaches it’s very likely that registered providers may approach you to use your school as a vaccination site for students (and possibly whānau and the wider community).

As we’ve said before, the use of school facilities is a matter for your board to decide.

Becoming a vaccination site

If your board wishes to be proactive about increasing the uptake of vaccinations in your school and/or community, contact your local District Health Board.

If you wish to communicate with your community regarding COVID-19 vaccines, we’d expect that your information would come from the following trusted sources:

• COVID-19 vaccines | Unite against COVID-19

• COVID-19 vaccines | Ministry of Health NZ

• Karawhiua – Protect Communities from COVID-19

• Information for Pacific Peoples | Unite against COVID-19

• The Immunisation Advisory Centre

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