CONSIDERTHE 4 V’S

PROJECT RAREMEMBERSReverend Audra Abt Episcopal Church of the Holy SpiritCongregational NurseDawn Beazer

Dr. Nicholas Glenn Sharpe RoadChurch of ChristCongregational NurseDr. Evelyn Hoover

Dr. Michael Anthony LongZion BaptistCongregational NurseDr. Wanda Williamson

Dr. Kenneth MooreSharon MissionaryBaptist ChurchCongregational NurseLoretta Moyer

Reverend William Wright, Jr.New Zion MissionaryBaptist ChurchCongregational NurseReverend Deborah Holland

Pastor Howard Woods, Jr.Ebenezer Baptist ChurchCongregational NurseWanda Gaddy

Support Provided by: AARP/RWJF, Cone Health,North Carolina A&T, N.C Future of Nursing Action Coalition

Reverend Dr. Clarence JohnsonFirst Baptist ChurchCongregational NurseCathy Chapman

You are vaccinated, you wantto go to church or to an indoorevent, should you wear a Mask?

You are vaccinated, you want to go to church or to an indoor event, should you wear a Mask?

Consider the four V's:

Vulnerable - Do you live with or take care of anyone who would become very ill from COVID-19?

Vaccinations - Everyone is not vaccinated and there is not a vaccine for children under 12. The vaccination level of 12 - 30 year olds is low. Vaccines are not 100% effective in preventing disease even though severe illness and death would be much less likely to occur.

Variants - The current corona virus variants are more easily spread and more deadly. What is the level of infection in the community?

Ventilation - COVID-19 is spread by droplets in the air, poorly ventilated spaces especially if the activity lasts for an extended time can lead to the spread of disease. Sneezing can expel droplets at up to 50 miles an hour.

Vulnerable - Do you live with or take care of anyone who would become very ill from COVID-19?Don't risk it - wear a mask

Vaccinations - If you are among people not vaccinated - wear a mask. Everyone is not vaccinated and there is not a vaccine for children under 12. The vaccination level of 12 - 30 year olds is low. Vaccines are not 100% effective in preventing disease even though severe illness and death would be much less likely to occur.

Variants - The current corona virus variants are more easily spread and more deadly. What is the level of infection in the community? If it is high - wear a mask

Ventilation - COVID-19 is spread by droplets in the air. If you are in a space with poor ventilation, especially if the activity lasts for an extended time - wear a mask. Sneezing can expel droplets at up to 50 miles an hour.

North CarolinaA&T State UniversityThursdays, 1-5 p.m.Appointments are available at: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/8050b49aea923a2ff2-covid1.

Guilford Health DepartmentTesting and vaccination scheduling www.healthyguilford.com

Other LocationsVaccines are available at local pharmacies including Walgreens, CVS, and through local health departments.

Please check the business/organizations websites or call in advance to check appointment availability.

Check local churches in your community.

Visit conehealth.com/vaccine for a listing of Cone Health vaccine clinics.

CONSIDERTHE FOUR V’s

VACCINESAVAILABLE

You are vaccinated, you want to go to church or to an indoor event, should you wear a Mask?

Consider the four V's:

Vulnerable - Do you live with or take care of anyone who would become very ill from COVID-19?

Vaccinations - Everyone is not vaccinated and there is not a vaccine for children under 12. The vaccination level of 12 - 30 year olds is low. Vaccines are not 100% effective in preventing disease even though severe illness and death would be much less likely to occur.

Variants - The current corona virus variants are more easily spread and more deadly. What is the level of infection in the community?

Ventilation - COVID-19 is spread by droplets in the air, poorly ventilated spaces especially if the activity lasts for an extended time can lead to the spread of disease. Sneezing can expel droplets at up to 50 miles an hour.