18/02/2022
The Western Trust has announced plans for a fresh phase of mobile vaccination clinics over February and March, taking their vaccine programme right into the heart of communities.
We continue to operate each week from their vaccine hubs in Omagh, Enniskillen and Derry/Londonderry, but have revealed that there will be nine mobile clinics held across the entire geographical area of the Trust over the next month.
The full list of upcoming mobile vaccine clinics is as follows:
| Date | Venue / Address |
| Tues 22nd Feb | Former House of Value, Strand Road, Derry/Londonderry |
| Thurs 24th Feb | Strathroy Community Centre, Omagh, Co Tyrone |
| Tues 1st Mar | Shantallow Community Centre, Derry/Londonderry |
| Wed 2nd Mar | Vale Centre, Greysteel, Co Derry |
| Thurs 3rd Mar | St. Michaels Scouts Hall, Erne Rd, Enniskillen, Co Fermanagh |
| Tues 8th Mar | Bishops Field, Central Drive, Creggan, Derry/Londonderry |
| Thurs 10th Mar | Cappagh Parish Hall, Killyclogher, Co Tyrone |
| Tues 15th Mar | Beragh Red Knights Community Hub, Co Tyrone |
| Tues 22nd Mar | Greencastle Community Centre, Co Tyrone |
Clinics will run from 4.00pm – 8.00pm at each venue, or until maximum capacity has been reached.
Online booking for all upcoming clinics is now available here.
Telephone Booking Line is also available on 028 7161 0753 Monday to Friday from 9.00am to 5.00pm.
A limited number of walk-in slots will be available at each venue on a first come, first served basis, but advance booking is encouraged to avoid delays and to assist the smooth running of the clinic.
In line with current guidance:
- Anyone aged 12 or over can avail of a first dose vaccination.
- Second doses can only be administered to those over 12 years of age who have received their first dose at least eight weeks previous.
- Booster jabs are available to all those over 18 who have received their second dose jab at least 12 weeks previously.
- Adults must wait at least 28 days following a positive COVID test or positive COVID symptoms before availing of a first, second or booster jab.
As the Trust prepares to take its vaccination programme back on the road, Western Trust HR Director and Vaccination Programme Lead, Karen Hargan, has issued a call to all those eligible for a jab to come forward:
“This latest stage of what has been an extensive vaccination programme is all about accessibility. We recognise that some people may not, for whatever reason, have been able to attend our Mass Vaccination Centres or the vaccine hubs which we are currently operating from.
“This series of clinics sees us establishing clinics right in the heart of communities, both urban and rural, making vaccination as accessible as possible for local people.
“Despite an easing of restrictions, COVID-19 has not gone away. Vaccination remains the best way to protect yourself, your family, and your community, and I would encourage anyone who is eligible to come forward. You are not fully vaccinated unless you have received all available jabs, including a booster where appropriate, to ensure the highest level of immunity.”
Remember that over-18s can also book a first, second or Booster dose Moderna vaccine at your local participating community pharmacy, regardless of what first dose vaccine you received. You can find details of participating pharmacies here.
To find the most up to date information on upcoming clinics and the Western Trust vaccination programme, visit the Western Trust Vaccination Webpage
If you are planning to attend one of our Vaccination Clinics, please do not do so if you:
- Are currently unwell with a high temperature or fever
- Have had a first positive test for COVID-19 in the last 28 days
- You have been advised to self-isolate
Anyone attending a walk in clinic is reminded to wear a face covering (unless exempt for medical reasons), adhere to social distancing rules and bring along their Health and Care Number (HCN) and photographic ID if possible.