COVID-19 Vaccination Promotion

Protecting communities by building immunity: Indigenous physicians share stories about COVID-19 vaccination.

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About Vaccination

Learn about why it's important to get a COVID-19 vaccine, possible side effects and what happens after you get your vaccine.

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Learn about why it's important to get your second dose of COVID-19 vaccine to protect yourself, your family and your community.

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Watch Dr. Nel Wieman, Deputy Chief Medical Health Officer (First Nations Health Authority) address vaccine anxieties and apprehensions in the video below.

Getting your second dose

The second dose of a COVID-19 vaccine helps the immune system to produce a stronger immune response for a longer period of time. Watch Dr. Nel Wieman, Deputy Chief Medical Health Officer (First Nations Health Authority) address why it is important to get both doses.

COVID-19 Prevention

Reducing stigma

Healing in pandemic times: Indigenous Peoples, stigma, and COVID-19 is available to watch for both public viewing and educational use. The animated video reviews key terms like stigmatization, stereotypes, prejudice, and discrimination in an easily understandable way.

Important links

• COVID-19 Information: First Nations Health Authority
• COVID-19 testing and positive test results: First Nations Health Authority
  
• COVID-19 Vaccine FAQ: First Nations Health Authority
• Planning for Food Security: A Toolkit for the COVID-19 Pandemic
• COVID-19: BC First Nations Community Guide for Additional Supports Needed