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WeVax+

In alignment with PHI’s Together Toward Health initiative, WeVax+ funds vaccine-related services aimed at increasing vaccination rates among California communities that have been disproportionately burdened by the COVID-19 pandemic. Partners funded through the initiative include health care providers, mobile vaccination clinics, home health care providers, pharmacies, and community-based organizations providing outreach and vaccine registration supports.

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  • 14.5M+ people were reached with vaccine information and support
  • 338K+ people received at least one vaccine dose
  • 84% of communities served were people with low incomes, and/or without residency documents or health insurance.

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WeVax+

The objectives of this program are to: Promote awareness about the state’s vaccine efforts; Publicize locations where the public may receive vaccines in their primary language; Increase access to vaccines in communities that have been disproportionately burdened by the COVID-19 pandemic; and Focus efforts in geographic areas and within demographic groups who are least likely to have access to vaccines services, health care, and/or have a high hesitancy towards getting a vaccine.

Screenshot from Juneteenth WeVax+ video of two people at a vaccine clinic

WeVax+ partnered with community-based organizations and clinics to create quick, compelling vaccine PSAs and other materials. In this video, physicians and community members at a Juneeteeth celebration share their vaccine stories.

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