This social media kit will be continuously updated with COVID-19 vaccine graphics, sample social media posts, printable materials and more for our local partners to use to communicate about COVID-19 vaccination with their patients and communities. Please pay close attention to the "Specific Time/Duration" field information if it is listed on a post.
This information is provided by The Center for Rural Health Development, a nonprofit organization located in Hurricane, WV, and is developed in partnership with the West Virginia Governor’s Office, WV Department of Health and Human Resources, and the WV National Guard. It is funded through a grant from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, administered by WVDHHR.
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When can I get the COVID-19 vaccine?
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WV Coronavirus Czar @claymarsh is doing his part to build #CommunityImmunityWV. He is confident in COVID-19 vaccines because they are safe and effective. He got vaccinated and encourages fellow West Virginians to do the same when a vaccine is recommended to them. #COVID19Vaccine
Safety
With a limited vaccine supply at first, vaccines in West Virginia will be distributed to individuals in high-risk settings such as healthcare, emergency response, long-term care facilities, and community infrastructure. #CommunityImmunityWV
Cost
#VaccineFact: The federal government is providing #COVID19Vaccines for free. Any fee for administering the vaccine will be covered, so there is no cost for the person getting vaccinated. And people without health insurance can get vaccinated at no cost. #CommunityImmunityWV
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Stopping a pandemic requires using all the public health tools we have available. Vaccination is likely our strongest tool yet. #CommunityImmunityWV
Vaccine Fact
Community immunity begins with each one of us. Together, we can stop the spread of COVID-19. Learn more at vaccinate.wv.gov #CommunityImmunityWV
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Community immunity begins with each one of us. It is vital that each of us continues to make the choice to do our part to prevent the spread of the virus. Learn more at vaccinate.wv.gov #CommunityImmunityWV
Vaccine Fact
Choosing to get vaccinated against COVID-19 helps protect the health and wellbeing of our communities. Together, we can stop the pandemic and build #CommunityImmunityWV.
Vaccine Fact
Depending on which mRNA vaccine you receive, a second dose is needed 3-4 weeks after your first dose to get the most protection the vaccine has to offer against this serious disease.
Vaccine Fact
mRNA COVID-19 vaccines do not use the live virus that causes COVID-19. Having symptoms like fever after you get a vaccine is normal and a sign your immune system is learning to fight the virus. Learn more #COVID19Vaccine facts at: vaccinate.wv.gov
Vaccine Fact
What many people experience as a result of receiving the vaccine aren’t side effects, but rather the body’s immune system responding to the COVID-19 vaccine. Both COVID-19 vaccines work with your immune system so it will be ready to fight the virus if you are exposed.
COVID-19 Info Line
For questions about COVID-19 vaccines, please call our info line. Available Monday - Friday from 8 AM - 6 PM and Saturday from 9 AM - 5 PM.
When can I get the COVID-19 vaccine?
West Virginia is dedicated to offering COVID-19 vaccines to every West Virginian who chooses it. As supply continues to increase, ask a healthcare provider about COVID-19 vaccination. Visit vaccinate.wv.gov to learn more.
Where can I get the COVID-19 vaccine?
Health departments, community health centers, and other community partners are conducting community vaccination clinics for specific high-risk groups. The state is continuing to offer additional vaccination clinics as supply increases. Visit vaccinate.wv.gov for details.
Time specific, adjust caption as distribution shifts
What to expect after your 2nd COVID-19 vaccine
Clinical trials showed stronger immune responses and reported short-term side effects, such as fatigue and muscle pain, after the second dose of COVID-19 vaccine. The second dose remains essential for maximum protection. #ItTakesTwo
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Safety
WV Coronavirus Czar Dr. Clay Marsh is doing his part to build #CommunityImmunityWV. He is confident in COVID-19 vaccines because they are safe and effective. He got vaccinated and encourages fellow West Virginians to do the same when a vaccine is recommended to them.
Cost
#VaccineFact: Cost should not be a barrier for West Virginians. The federal government is providing COVID-19 vaccines for free. Any fee for administering the vaccine will be covered, so there is no cost for the person getting vaccinated. And people without health insurance can get #COVID19Vaccines at no cost. #CommunityImmunityWV
I got the vaccine - CUSTOMIZE
I chose to get vaccinated because
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#CommunityImmunityWV. Stopping a pandemic requires using all the public health tools we have available, and vaccination is likely our strongest tool yet. When it's available to me, I'm getting vaccinated because
Safety
With a limited vaccine supply at first, vaccines in West Virginia will be distributed to individuals in high-risk settings such as healthcare, emergency response, long-term care facilities, and community infrastructure. #CommunityImmunityWV
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Medical experts agree: you should get vaccinated against COVID-19 as soon as it’s available to you. COVID-19 vaccines have been tested in tens of thousands of people in clinical trials. We have gotten these vaccines so soon because clinical trials, manufacturing, and plans for distribution all occurred at the same time, removing delays. COVID-19 vaccines that receive FDA Emergency Use Authorization have met rigorous standards of safety, quality, and effectiveness. Learn more at vaccinate.wv.gov. #CommunityImmunityWV
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Medical experts agree: you should get vaccinated against COVID-19 as soon as it’s available to you. COVID-19 vaccines have been tested in tens of thousands of people in clinical trials. We have gotten these vaccines so soon because clinical trials, manufacturing, and plans for distribution all occurred at the same time, removing delays. COVID-19 vaccines that receive FDA Emergency Use Authorization have met rigorous standards of safety, quality, and effectiveness. Learn more at vaccinate.wv.gov. #CommunityImmunityWV
With 1,3,4
Slide 3
Medical experts agree: you should get vaccinated against COVID-19 as soon as it’s available to you. COVID-19 vaccines have been tested in tens of thousands of people in clinical trials. We have gotten these vaccines so soon because clinical trials, manufacturing, and plans for distribution all occurred at the same time, removing delays. COVID-19 vaccines that receive FDA Emergency Use Authorization have met rigorous standards of safety, quality, and effectiveness. Learn more at vaccinate.wv.gov. #CommunityImmunityWV
With 1,2,4
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Medical experts agree: you should get vaccinated against COVID-19 as soon as it’s available to you. COVID-19 vaccines have been tested in tens of thousands of people in clinical trials. We have gotten these vaccines so soon because clinical trials, manufacturing, and plans for distribution all occurred at the same time, removing delays. COVID-19 vaccines that receive FDA Emergency Use Authorization have met rigorous standards of safety, quality, and effectiveness. Learn more at vaccinate.wv.gov. #CommunityImmunityWV
With 1,2,3
Update
Stopping a pandemic requires using all the public health tools we have available. Vaccination is likely our strongest tool yet. #CommunityImmunityWV
Vaccine Fact
Choosing to get vaccinated against COVID-19 helps protect the health and wellbeing of our communities. Together, we can stop the pandemic and build #CommunityImmunityWV.
Vaccine Fact
Community immunity begins with each one of us. Together, we can stop the spread of COVID-19. Learn more at vaccinate.wv.gov #CommunityImmunityWV
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Community immunity begins with each one of us. It is vital that each of us continues to make the choice to do our part to prevent the spread of the virus. Learn more at vaccinate.wv.gov. #CommunityImmunityWV
Vaccine Fact
Depending on which mRNA vaccine you receive, a second dose is needed 3-4 weeks after your first dose to get the most protection the vaccine has to offer against this serious disease.
Vaccine Fact
mRNA COVID-19 vaccines do not use the live virus that causes COVID-19. Having symptoms like fever after you get a vaccine is normal and a sign your immune system is learning to fight the virus. Learn more #COVID19Vaccine facts at vaccinate.wv.gov.
Vaccine Fact
What many people experience as a result of receiving the vaccine aren’t side effects, but rather the body’s immune system responding to the COVID-19 vaccine. Both COVID-19 vaccines work with your immune system so it will be ready to fight the virus if you are exposed. The most common immune responses are short-term injection site pain, swelling or redness, tiredness, headache, muscle pain, joint pain, chills or fever. Learn more at vaccinate.wv.gov.
COVID-19 Vaccine Info Line
For questions about COVID-19 vaccines, please call our info line. Available Monday - Friday from 8 AM - 6 PM and Saturday from 9 AM - 5 PM.
When can I get the COVID-19 vaccine?
West Virginia is dedicated to offering COVID-19 vaccines to every West Virginian who chooses it. As supply continues to increase, ask a healthcare provider about COVID-19 vaccination. Visit vaccinate.wv.gov to learn more.
Where can I get the COVID-19 vaccine?
Health departments, community health centers, and other community partners are conducting community vaccination clinics for specific high-risk groups. The state is continuing to offer additional vaccination clinics as supply increases. Visit vaccinate.wv.gov for details about upcoming community vaccination clinics.
Time specific, adjust caption as distribution shifts.
What to expect after your 2nd COVID-19 vaccine
Clinical trials showed stronger immune responses and reported short-term side effects, such as fatigue and muscle pain, after the second dose of COVID-19 vaccine. The second dose remains essential for maximum protection. #ItTakesTwo
Wear a mask
It will take time to vaccinate enough of the population to stop the spread of COVID-19. Wearing a mask, washing hands, and staying at least 6 feet away from others will remain important after receiving the vaccine. We must use all of the tools that we have available to prevent the spread of the disease and build #CommunityImmunityWV
Vaccine Info Line
Did you know there is a WV COVID-19 vaccine info line? Available Monday through Friday, from 8 AM to 6 PM and Saturday from 9 AM to 5 PM, WV DHHR is available to answer your vaccine questions. Visit vaccinate.wv.gov to learn more.
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Safety
WV Coronavirus Czar Dr. Clay Marsh is doing his part to build #CommunityImmunityWV. He is confident in COVID-19 vaccines because they are safe and effective. He got vaccinated and encourages fellow West Virginians to do the same when a vaccine is recommended to them.
COVID-19 Vaccine Cost
#VaccineFact: Cost should not be a barrier for West Virginians. The federal government is providing COVID-19 vaccines for free. Any fee for administering the vaccine will be covered, so there is no cost for the person getting vaccinated. And people without health insurance can get #COVID19Vaccines at no cost. #CommunityImmunityWV
COVID-19 Vaccine Update
Update
Stopping a pandemic requires using all the public health tools we have available. Vaccination is likely our strongest tool yet. #CommunityImmunityWV
COVID-19 Vaccine Fact
Community immunity begins with each one of us. It is vital that each of us continues to make the choice to do our part to prevent the spread of the virus. Learn more at vaccinate.wv.gov #CommunityImmunityWV
COVID-19 Vaccine Fact
Choosing to get vaccinated against COVID-19 helps protect the health and wellbeing of our communities. Together, we can stop the pandemic and build #CommunityImmunityWV.
COVID-19 Vaccine Fact
Community immunity begins with each one of us. Together, we can stop the spread of COVID-19. Learn more at vaccinate.wv.gov #CommunityImmunityWV
Vaccine Fact
Depending on which mRNA vaccine you receive, a second dose is needed 3-4 weeks after your first dose to get the most protection the vaccine has to offer against this serious disease.
Vaccine Fact
mRNA COVID-19 vaccines do not use the live virus that causes COVID-19. Having symptoms like fever after you get a vaccine is normal and a sign your immune system is learning to fight the virus. Learn more #COVID19Vaccine facts at vaccinate.wv.gov
Vaccine Fact
What many people experience as a result of receiving the vaccine aren’t side effects, but rather the body’s immune system responding to the COVID-19 vaccine. Both COVID-19 vaccines work with your immune system so it will be ready to fight the virus if you are exposed. The most common immune responses are short-term injection site pain, swelling or redness, tiredness, headache, muscle pain, joint pain, chills or fever. Learn more at vaccinate.wv.gov
COVID-19 Vaccine Info Line
For questions about COVID-19 vaccines, please call our info line. Available Monday - Friday from 8 AM - 6 PM and Saturday from 9 AM - 5 PM.
When can I get the COVID-19 vaccine?
West Virginia is dedicated to offering COVID-19 vaccines to every West Virginian who chooses it. As supply continues to increase, ask a healthcare provider about COVID-19 vaccination. Visit vaccinate.wv.gov to learn more.
Where can I get the COVID-19 vaccine?
Health departments, community health centers, and other community partners are conducting community vaccination clinics for specific high-risk groups. The state is continuing to offer additional vaccination clinics as supply increases. Visit vaccinate.wv.gov for details about upcoming community vaccination clinics.
Time specific, adjust caption as distribution shifts
What to expect after your 2nd COVID-19 vaccine
Clinical trials showed stronger immune responses and reported short-term side effects, such as fatigue and muscle pain, after the second dose of COVID-19 vaccine. The second dose remains essential for maximum protection. #ItTakesTwo
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