New York launches back-to-school COVID-19 vaccination campaign

New York is launching a back-to-school COVID vaccination effort.

The statewide #VaxToSchool campaign aims to increase COVID-19 vaccination rates among school-aged children and will offer information to parents, and 3 million COVID tests will be sent to schools.

As part of the campaign, SOMOS Community Care will be providing COVID vaccines at the following locations and events throughout the city:New York, NY 10037Krab Queenz Harlem - Single Parents Back to School GiveawayAges: 5+

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