Health
Councils to get £23m to encourage high-risk groups to have jab – The Guardian
Funding will help English local authorities target minority ethnic and older people
Health policyFunding will help English local authorities target minority ethnic and older people
Sun 24 Jan 2021 19.01 EST
The government will provide £23m in funding to dozens of councils in England to help fight misinformation around coronavirus vaccines and to encourage uptake of the jab among more high-risk communities.
Councils with plans to contact people from minority ethnic backgrounds, older people and disabled people have been chosen for the financial support, as these groups have been…
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