City of Ottawa to target all adults in high-risk neighbourhoods for vaccinations

 
OTTAWA --
With Ottawa's COVID-19 supply set to increase, the city is poised to step up efforts to vaccinate people in the neighbourhoods hardest hit by the pandemic.
Ottawa Public Health’s plan to vaccinate all adults in high-risk communities will use a “targeted approach,” including pop-up clinics and other outreach measures, officials say.
These neighbourhoods will be the first areas of the city where everyone 18 and older will be eligible for shots.
Officials are expected to announce details of the rollout on Monday or Tuesday.
“It is super important to target everyone over the age of 18 in these neighbourhoods, because people living in these neighbourhoods are at higher risk,” said Kelli Tonner, executive director of the South-East Ottawa Community Health Centre.

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