Home About Us Have Your Say Contact/Find Us News Work for Us Careers Coronavirus Guidance Volunteering Home/ Coronavirus Guidance/ Covid-19 Vaccine Support COVID-19 vaccine support We’re not safe until we’re all safe Use our Recite feature to translate into different languages as text or audio. You can also find more information about using our translation service by clicking here. Here we try to answer your questions and address your concerns about the Covid-19 vaccination. We hear from people who have had their vaccinations and why they felt it was so important to receive protection against this disease. You will also find links to further useful information about the coronavirus vaccines. Answering your questions and concerns about the Covid-19 vaccine Click on the film below to hear Austin Chinakidzwa, Chair of our Diversity Network; Dr David Vickers, medical director and Kate Howard, chief nurse answering your questions about the Covid-19 vaccine. Support for vaccine from people in the community Andre Important everyone has vaccine André works with young people. He had his vaccine to ensure that he and those around him are protected. He knows two people who had Covid. One recovered well. The other is slowly recovering after being hospitalised. Louise Protect yourself, community, NHS Louise got her vaccine to protect herself and help the public, the community and the NHS. She hopes that by having her vaccine everyone will be able to have more freedom in the future. Ali Be safe at work Ali is an HGV driver who came to get his vaccine as he believes it is very important to take precautions and get protected so that he can feel safe whilst doing his job. He encourages people who are lucky enough to be offered the vaccine to take it as quickly as they can rather than waiting. What you should do after the vaccine You can also watch this video in Kurdish, Polish, Albanian, Romanian, Hindi, Tagalog, Spanish, Bengali, Chinese, Farsi, Gurajati, Nepali, Somali, Urdu (click on the links to watch the video) Encouragement from local doctors Vaccine safety with British Sign Language Dr Sajid Mehmood’s message in Urdu Dr Floriana Ellis’ message in Romanian Kasia Wolska’s message in Polish COVID-19 vaccines and your health Fertility, pregnancy and breastfeeding FERTILITY Dr Gayatri Amirthalingam, a consultant in the National Immunisation team at Public Health England, confirms that the vaccines do not affect fertility. Will getting the Covid-19 vaccine affect me getting pregnant in future? Watch this film from Dr Viki Male, reproductive immunologist at Imperial College London. Pregnancy and breastfeeding Is it safe for pregnant women to have the Covid-19 vaccine? Watch this video from Jacqueline Dunkley-Bent, Chief Midwifery Officer Factsheet from the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists Click on the image below to watch this Q&A with panel of medical experts on the Covid-19 vaccine during pregnancy and breastfeeding run by NCT (you'll need to scroll down the page a little). Update from the Breastfeeding Network about the Covid-19 vaccine while breastfeeding. UNDERLYING MEDICAL CONDITION Gifty from Cambridge Community Services NHS Trust shares her experience of having the vaccine with an underlying medical condition. PROTECT YOURSELF Kay - a Patient Involvement Lead in Luton for Cambridge Community Services NHS Trust - says that having the vaccine protects you and others. DIABETES Jharna of Cambridgeshire Community Services NHS Trust encourages those with type 1 diabetes to have the COVID-19 vaccine. Respected personalities support vaccination Short videos in Urdu, Tamil, Gujarati, Sylheti, Punjab BBC Asian Network says you should not believe false vaccine rumours British Asian doctors explain the importance of vaccines for fighting coronavirus Divya Chadha Manek from the UK Vaccine Taskforce answers questions from British Asians about the vaccine Useful information from other trusted websites Leaflets in 17 languages from Cambridgeshire and Peterborough CCG Bedford District Council information in other languages Central Bedfordshire Council information Cambridge County Council coronavirus campaign for communities Luton Borough Council information British Red Cross Photographs from our vaccination centres 1 / 3 In this section Covid-19 Vaccination Programme Covid-19 Vaccine Support Latest News Chesterton Indoor Bowls Vaccination Centre ceases to provide walk-in clinics from Thursday 2 December by Karen Mason | Dec 01, 2021 Full story Large scale vaccination centres across Norfolk to offer walk in vaccinations to all eligible groups by Karen Mason | Nov 26, 2021 Full story Compliments and complaints Patient Experience The staff are wonderful; the receptionists were polite and efficient, the nurses I have seen, were incredible. 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