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Coronavirus vaccination services

It’s really good news we now have three Covid-19 vaccines approved for use, but rolling them out will take time, so please be patient.

This page will be kept up to date with all the relevant information locally and nationally.

Coronavirus general information

If you think you have coronavirus symptoms make sure you get a test and self-isolate. Help keep everyone in Norfolk and Waveney safe by social distancing and using masks in line with government guidance.

We have more information about what to do, about Test and Trace, and other local and national guidance about Coronavirus

Boosting covid protection – Norfolk and Waveney heads into phase three of the vaccination programme

Phase three of the national vaccination programme roll out is now underway across Norfolk and Waveney.
Norfolk and Waveney’s Covid Protect in the running for six national health awards

Covid Protect - a local NHS and social care initiative to protect Norfolk and Waveney’s most vulnerable patients at the onset of the pandemic - is in the national spotlight and flying high with six prestigious award nominations.
Norfolk Safeguarding Adults Board review - Statement from Melanie Craig, Chief Executive of NHS Norfolk and Waveney CCG

Responding to the publication of the Norfolk Safeguarding Adults Board independent review, Melanie Craig, chief executive of NHS Norfolk and Waveney Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG), said: “No one can read the report without being shocked and saddened.
Vaccinating the last 7% - 40,000 people urged not to risk covid this winter

The local health and care system has today sent direct text messages to around 40,000 unvaccinated people across Norfolk and Waveney, advising them to get protected from Covid before the onset of winter.
Public urged to only visit A&E if ‘absolutely necessary’ as NHS pressures continue

Health leaders in Norfolk and Waveney are taking urgent action to urge the public to keep A&E free for serious emergencies only.
World Suicide Prevention Day 2021