Resources
National Webinar and “CommUNITY Exchange”
The purpose of this event is to: 1. Share updates with our partners and other community-based organizations on the progress that the National COVID-19 Resiliency Network has made since being funded in June 2020. 2. Showcase partners like you and the exemplary pandemic relief efforts your organization has led. 3. Engage with community members across […]
COVID Self Care Tool Kit
Taking care of yourself when you are sick, or caring for someone else, can be difficult if you aren’t sure what the symptoms mean or what to do about them. This COVID-19 Self- Management Tool Kit may help you, your loved one or patient know when to seek additional help and comforting when things are […]
Florida Starts Vaccinating Inmates After Blocking Access For Months
Gov. Ron DeSantis refused to send COVID-19 vaccines to state prisoners for several months, but state officials announced Tuesday that about 30,000 doses have been earmarked for the Florida Department of Corrections.
Battling COVID Vaccine Hesitancy in Jails
As jails across the country work to vaccinate their incarcerated populations, one Massachusetts county is making an effort to hear from the people in its facility, understand their hesitancy, and help educate to keep them safe.
Only 8.8% of Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders Have Received COVID Vaccine, DOH Says
Three months into Hawaii’s vaccination campaign, only 8.8% of Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders have received immunizations though they represent more than 40% of COVID-19 cases in the islands.
Experts Seek to Allay COVID Vaccine Hesitancy in Black Americans
While the initiative is part of an established collaboration between Black barbershops and public health helmed by Stephen Thomas, PhD, it’s also one of the many efforts aimed at increasing COVID vaccine uptake among Black people. Thomas is the director of the Maryland Center for Health Equity at the University of Maryland.
The Reason Black Americans Are Getting Vaccinated at A Much Slower Rate Is Not Because They’re Reluctant
Includes information as it relates to the narrative that Black people aren’t willing to get the vaccine, but some are of the view the real issue was the lack of investment in vaccine distribution in Black communities.
Community Chronic Conditions Health Equity Guide
Communities and municipalities can make a difference in improving chronic conditions management for everyone in the community. This guide from the CDC offers recommendations for improving chronic conditions and overall health for all.
Multilingual Resources
Federal Drug Administration’s Fact Sheets for each of the COVID 19 Vaccines, including information for recipients, caregivers and healthcare providers in various languages.
Addressing Vaccine Hesitancy Part 2: Morehouse & GRHA
Link includes, Zoom 2: Communicating & Connecting with patients and the community to increase vaccination rates May 5, Noon -130PM Additional information– GRHA is proud to partner with Morehouse School of Medicine , Georgia CEAL Should you have any questions, please contact: Charles Owens, 229-322-8290