Project H.O.O.D. Helps Community Get Vaccinated
On Saturday, October 16, 2021, Project H.O.O.D.’s Community Health and Wellness Team, in partnership with the city of Chicago, held a Free COVID-19 Vaccination event at 6620 South King Drive in Chicago.
Project H.O.O.D. was joined by a Community Organized Relief Effort (C.O.R.E.) Response team and the city's Vaccination Bus. The University of Chicago was also on hand to encourage screenings and to spread awareness about breast cancer.
Over 20 people received vaccines and Project H.O.O.D. supplied music, food, and games for the children.
As our city combats the Coronavirus health pandemic, Project H.O.O.D. will continue to do our part. Many high-risk individuals live in our community and we want to help keep you safe.
Protect Chicago at Home
All Chicago residents eligible to be vaccinated at home and receive a gift
In-home vaccination is available to all Chicago households. Anyone age 12 and up is eligible to receive a vaccine. Up to 10 people can be vaccinated at a time, so Chicagoans can invite family, friends, or neighbors to their homes to be vaccinated together.
People can choose between the Pfizer (12 and older) and Johnson & Johnson (18 and older) vaccines. Those eligible for a booster can also request a booster dose of the Pfizer or Johnson & Johnson vaccine.
To schedule your home vaccination appointment call 312.746.4855 or visit chicago.gov/athome