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  1. COVID Vaccinations sites in Lambeth

    Person seated on a wooden bench holding a leaflet titled “What to expect” and a Covid-19 vaccination card. Behind them is a sign reading: “NHS COVID-19 Vaccination Centre.” The wall is made of yellow brick.

    Important information about how to get your COVID-19 vaccine if you are eligible in Lambeth

    Getting your first vaccine

    If you are over 45, clinically vulnerable or a carer or and have not yet had your vaccine, please book an appointment as soon as you can to protect you – there are three ways to book:

  2. Walk-in COVID-19 Vaccination clinic success at Streatham Library

    Collage of vaccination-related scenes: People giving thumbs-up gestures. Vaccination clinic signs reading: “Vaccination Clinic – This Way.” Individuals seated at tables with medical supplies. A red London bus visible on the street.

    A ‘pop-up’ clinic at Streatham Library on Saturday 10 April saw 180 local people coming forward for their first COVID-19 vaccination, boosting Lambeth numbers and providing easy, high street access to this life-saving protection.

    Those attending included many who were initially hesitant to get a vaccine, some who were not registered with a GP, as well as some registered patients who struggle to book appointments in the usual way.

  3. COVID-19 vaccinations for frontline health and care workers in Lambeth

    Frontline health and care workers in Lambeth can get their vaccine via the South East London CCG

    Those who are frontline health and care workers are eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccination as part of the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) priority groups to prevent mortality and maintain health and social care systems.

  4. BAME communities of Lambeth talk about the Vaccines

    Graphic with text: “It’s time to talk about the Covid-19 vaccines.” Logos at the bottom include Lambeth Together, NHS, and Lambeth. A circular photo on the right shows a person seated indoors with another person nearby. Colourful border accents appear along the top and bottom edges.

    Around 90 participants joined an event to discuss the Covid-19 vaccines

    Lambeth Together partners from the local NHS and Lambeth Council hosted  ‘It’s Time to talk about the Vaccines’ – an online event for Lambeth’s Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic communities on Monday March 22.