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Let's get the #JabDone

There are a million different reasons for Victorians to get vaccinated. We’re coming together to get the #JabDone so we can get back to delivering high impact services for the people who need us most.

Getting the #JabDone means that we can get back to doing the things we've missed most.

But we cannot do it alone.

We need everyone in the community to come together and get vaccinated against COVID-19. 

Scroll down to find links to videos in 14 languages, and more information on where to access vaccine information for Victorians. Please share these vital messages with your friends, family, colleagues and social media networks.

We've also put together these helpful articles:

  • Where can I get a Covid-19 vaccine in Melbourne's north?
  • When and where should I get tested for Covid-19 in Melbourne's north? 

If you are unable to find your language, please visit our friends at North Western Melbourne Primary Health Network's Goodbye COVID resources page.

Trusted information on Covid-19 for people in Victoria should be accessed via coronavirus.vic.gov.au and health.gov.au

Get the #JabDone is inspired by North Western Melbourne Primary Health Network's "Goodbye COVID" campaign.

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Published: 5th October, 2021

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Author: Nicholas Horton

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