Camden Council is arranging a special COVID-19 vaccination bus session for autistic adults. 

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COVID-19 COMMUNITY VACCINATION BUS

“During the pandemic, I felt I wanted to help out and get involved with my community in some way. I have always wanted to volunteer for Healthwatch, and this felt like the perfect time,” says Sharon Sridhara, one of the many volunteers who are now part of our team. 

The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has changed everyone’s way of life in many different ways, in a very short time frame. The coronavirus pandemic and the current vaccine rollout has posed many challenges for autistic people including anxiousness about getting vaccinated and concerns about the vaccine itself. 

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COVID-19 COMMUNITY VACCINATION BUS

This week (25 May to 29 May), Camden Council, local voluntary sector organisations and our local NHS are organising a few COVID-19 vaccination pop-ups in Kilburn (Kiln Theatre) and West Hampstead (our COVID-19 vaccination bus will be at Sidings Community Centre). Full details on the dates, times, locations and how to book are below. If you’re eligible for the vaccine but you’re not free at these times, you’ll also find information below on how to book at another Camden vaccination site.

Sir Michael will be speaking on the topic of ‘Building back fairer’ and will be sharing ideas on how we move forward in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.  

The Asperger London Area Group and Autism Hub Islington are partnering with Healthwatch Camden to offer a free webinar on the vaccination programme and vaccine passports.