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ALT A graphic that says 'Bed-Stuy Strong vaccination booking guide"
ALT A graphic that says option 1: online. We recommend directly checking the city site (vax4nyc), the state site (health.ny.gov) and the Health & Hospitals site simultaneously. Check NY Vaccine List or similar sites Turbo Vax (city-run) and Vaccine Spotter (pharmacies only) Some pharmacies are booking appts for 30+ right now: CVS and Rite Aid
ALT A graphic that says option 2: phone. You can also schedule an appointment for certain locations via the official NYC line at 877-VAX-4NYC (877-829-4692) Try calling your local pharmacies! Many of them don't have a fancy online portal, but that also means people don't know about them. Many are accepting appointments for people 30+
ALT Option 3: Walk-ins. If you don't mind a potential long wait, there are some places you may be able to get a walk-in appointment. This information changes all the time but we can recommend Interfaith Medical Center and Restoration Plaza.
ALT Over a background photo of people with linked arms: “To hold space in memory of all we’ve lost, in celebration of the ways people have cared for each other, in hope for a livable, liberated future. Sunday, March 21, 7:30-8 PM. Herbert Von King Amphitheater. Mask up, bring a candle.”
ALT A black-and-white flyer for Bed-Stuy Strong, taped up to a telephone pole with a MTA subway stop in the background. It reads: “Dear Bed-Stuy neighbor, as the city deals with COVID-19, let’s stay connected and care for each other as a community. Join our neighborhood Slack hub from a smartphone or computer (now deprecated URL). As things get hard, we show up for our neighbors.
ALT A black-and-white flyer for Bed-Stuy Strong, taped up to a telephone pole with a MTA subway stop in the background. It reads: “Dear Bed-Stuy neighbor, as the city deals with COVID-19, let’s stay connected and care for each other as a community. Join our neighborhood Slack hub from a smartphone or computer (now deprecated URL). As things get hard, we show up for our neighbors.
ALT A black-and-white flyer for Bed-Stuy Strong, taped up to a telephone pole with a MTA subway stop in the background. It reads: “Dear Bed-Stuy neighbor, as the city deals with COVID-19, let’s stay connected and care for each other as a community. Join our neighborhood Slack hub from a smartphone or computer (now deprecated URL). As things get hard, we show up for our neighbors.
