DOH COVID-19 Vaccine Communications Toolkit for Schools

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COVID-19 Vaccine Communications Toolkit for Schools Available Now

Update on COVID-19 Vaccines - DOH Graphic

Yesterday, the Department of Health made available a communications toolkit for schools to help you answer questions from families about the COVID-19 vaccine, promote the vaccine for eligible students, and more. The toolkit contains sample letters to families, flyers, social media posts and graphics, and an FAQ document.

Download the toolkit here: DOH COVID Vaccine School Toolkit Final.doc

If you have questions or are looking for additional items, please email covid.vaccine@doh.wa.gov.

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