Please join us this Sunday 24th January 5:00 - 6:30pm to discuss the Vaccine programme with a panel of experts from amongst the community & vaccine leads. The session will be a forum for the community, to come together and raise their questions, or concerns, regarding Coronavirus vaccination and will aim to provide attendees with reliable, accurate information and context for them to decide on whether to take the Coronavirus vaccines available.

This event will provide you with an opportunity to have your concerns and questions about the Covid-19 vaccine discussed and addressed. We particularly want to hear from leaders and faith groups from black, Asian and minority ethnic communities. This is our second community event which are designed to answer your questions and help enable you to share information within your network to keep your communities updated and safe.

A FREE Bereavement Support Service has now been launched provided by BAMEStream member Nafsiyat Intercultural Therapy Centre. Nafsiyat will provide FREE culturally competent brief emotional online support to anyone from a Black, Asian or other Minority Ethnic background experiencing bereavement and loss due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

This is a highly rewarding role which can dramatically improve educational outcomes for the children of low income and vulnerable families and improve parenting skills. It is an exciting opportunity to be involved in a new early years home learning programme in Westminster and Kensington & Chelsea.

Letters inviting residents to register for an appointment at large vaccination centres have now started to be sent out by the national booking service to people in the first priority groups. The letters invite people to log onto the national booking system or call a national number to book their appointment at a centre within 45 minutes of their home address.

Dr Iram Sattar (GP & MWNUK Trustee) separates fact from fiction in this short video. Iram debunks the misinformation surrounding the newly established Covid-19 vaccine and encourages everyone to take the vaccine when offered!

Concia Albert, Westminster resident and Head of Social Prescribing at One Westminster relates her recent experience of getting the Coronavirus vaccine.

Unable to work from home and have no Coronavirus symptoms. Get tested. You can now get a free rapid Community Test if you have no symptoms and are a key worker or are unable to work from home.

Mosaic Community Trust invite you to their online event: COVID vaccine explained delivered by Beate Kampmann - Professor of Paediatric Infection & Immunity, Director, The Vaccine Centre, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. It will take place on the 18th January at 12.30pm on zoom.

If you live in Westminster or Kensington and Chelsea and you’re over 16, you can order your free contraception and sexual health test online through SHL.uk London’s online sexual health service.