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New videos explain COVID-19 vaccination in language

ARA has produced new videos in language to share accurate information about COVID-19 vaccination.

Each video features a medical professional and a member of the community explaining:

  • the importance of vaccination
  • how the vaccines were developed
  • the safety of the vaccines
  • how to find accurate information about the vaccines, and
  • side effects of the vaccines

The videos also show an actual vaccination appointment with a step-by step explanation and information about how to book a vaccination.

The videos are available in:

Swahili (Congolese community) – Get The Facts About COVID-19 Vaccination https://youtu.be/fbRr8r-DEIM

Kirundi (Burundian community) – Get The Facts About COVID-19 Vaccination https://youtu.be/E8h8Ea1vaHU

Hakha Chin (Burmese Chin community)  Get The Facts About COVID-19 Vaccination https://youtu.be/HFQcuAIQCUU

Arabic (Syrian community) Ask a Doctor – COVID-19 Vaccination Facts https://youtu.be/d-hmDOKd6EI

Pashto (Pashtun community) Ask a Doctor – COVID-19 Vaccination Facts https://youtu.be/xhhvs4g4VU4

Access the full playlist here.

Members of South Australia’s multicultural communities can book their vaccination appointment at ARA’s pop-up Pfizer Vaccination Clinic in February and March. Call 08 8354 2951 to book an appointment.

The clinic is open on Saturday 5th February and Saturday 5th March from 9AM .

Our deepest thanks to representatives of the Burmese Chin, Burundian, Congolese, Pashtun and Syrian communities for their input and support.

The videos were made possible through a grant from Wellbeing SA.

ARA’s pop-up Vaccination Clinic in February is supported by Wellbeing SA and Athelstone Respiratory COVID Clinic.

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