Pop-up vaccination clinic – Holloway – Mon 7th June, Wed 9th June and Thursday 10th June

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

If you are eligible but haven’t yet booked your first vaccine appointment, you can get your first jab close to home at this pop-up clinic! It’s open on Mon, Wed and Thu next week, from 3-7pm at Williamson Street Community Centre, 76 Parkhurst Road.

To book, contact We are Islington on 020 7527 8222.

Other messages to share:

If you have already booked your appointment, please stick to it, to give others the chance to get vaccinated at the pop-up clinic.

  • If you’ve concerns about the vaccine or would like more info, speak to your GP or you can come along at any of the times above to speak to the team on-site, with no obligation to have the jab!
  • Thank you for everything you’re doing to keep each other safe. The sooner we are all protected from Covid-19, the sooner we can get back to enjoying the things we have missed so much!
  • For more information, including who is eligible for the Covid-19 vaccine right now, go to islington.gov.uk/covid-vaccinations.
  • We won’t ask about immigration status when booking or at the clinics.
  • The clinics are child friendly – feel free to bring babies/toddlers along when you are vaccinated

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