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COVID-19 vaccination: easy-read leaflets

Easy-read guides providing information on coronavirus (COVID-19) and vaccination.

• From: Public Health England
• Published: 8 January 2021
• Last updated: 20 February 2021 — See all updates

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Information on COVID-19 vaccination: easy-read guide

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Information on COVID-19 vaccination: easy-read leaflet (print version)

Ref: PHE gateway number 2020344 PDF, 1.61MB, 8 pages

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What to expect after COVID-19 vaccination: easy-read guide

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What to expect after COVID-19 vaccination: easy-read leaflet (print version)

Ref: PHE gateway number 2020422 PDF, 1MB, 6 pages

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Easy-read guide on COVID-19 vaccination for women who might get pregnant, who are pregnant or are breastfeeding their baby

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Easy-read leaflet on COVID-19 vaccination for women who might get pregnant, who are pregnant or are breastfeeding their baby (print version)

Ref: PHE gateway number 2020424 PDF, 417KB, 2 pages

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These resources are aimed at people who have, or care for someone with a learning disability.

All women of childbearing age must read the COVID-19 vaccination for women who might get pregnant, who are pregnant or are breastfeeding their baby guidance before going for vaccination.

An easy-read consent form for adults is available to download.

These leaflet are available to download and paper copies are available to order using the following product codes:

• information on COVID-19 vaccination easy-read leaflet – product code COV2020344
• what to expect after COVID-19 vaccination easy-read leaflet – product code COV2020307V2ER
• easy-read leaflet on COVID-19 vaccination for women who might get pregnant, who are pregnant or are breastfeeding their baby – product code COV2020374V3ER

Other versions of these leaflets are available in braille, BSL, translated into many languages. Please visit Health Publications to order or download paper copies.

NHS England Learning Disability and Autism Programme have produced an information about vaccines video for people with a learning disability and their carers. A set of short social media clips of the video are available to download from the Health Publications website.

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Copies of printed publications and the full range of digital resources to support the immunisation programmes can now be ordered and downloaded online. Log in to register and place your order.

Published 8 January 2021
Last updated 20 February 2021 + show all updates

1. 20 February 2021

   Added easy-read leaflets and HTML pages for 'What to expect after COVID-19 vaccination' and 'Women who might get pregnant, who are pregnant or are breastfeeding their baby'.

2. 13 February 2021

   Added revised leaflet with changes to guidance on severe asthma and main carers.

3. 8 January 2021

   First published.