Vaccines roll-out for homeless
At this stage, the programme will target those with identity documents and will be conducted at various sites.
Covid-19 vaccinations for homeless people began on Monday, August 23. EThekwini Municipality’s health unit has implemented the initiative. At this stage, the programme will target those with identity documents and will be conducted at various sites.
“These sites include the Jewish Hall, the Strollers Building, the Denis Hurley Centre and Block AK. The vaccination of homeless people forms part of government’s programme to ensure all citizens have access to vaccines,” said municipal spokesperson, Msawakhe Mayisela.
The national vaccination roll-out is now open to the public aged between 18 and 34.
In addition, the NMJ Community Hall in Hendry Road in Overport will operate a drive through vaccination site in partnership with the Department of Health.
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