It takes all of us working together to keep our community safe from COVID and the flu. We are making it easy with free vaccine clinics for every employee and person supported by Jubilee. Please sign up here for the clinic by this Thursday, October 12 to ensure that we have enough vaccine available for everyone. Jubilee nurse Azah Afon… Read More »
You can help keep yourself and our community safe from the flu and covid by staying up to date on your vaccines. We are making it easy for you to get vaccinated with free vaccination clinics this Fall at the Jubilee office in Kensington on October 12, 16, 17, and 18. Nurse manager Azah Afon is available to confidentially answer… Read More »
You can help keep yourself and our community safe from the flu and covid by staying up to date on your vaccines. We are making it easy for you to get vaccinated with free vaccination clinics this Fall at the Jubilee office in Kensington on October 12, 16, 17, and 18. Nurse manager Azah Afon is available to confidentially answer… Read More »
You can help keep yourself and our community safe from the flu and covid by staying up to date on your vaccines. We are making it easy for you to get vaccinated with free vaccination clinics this Fall at the Jubilee office in Kensington on October 12, 16, 17, and 18. Nurse manager Azah Afon is available to confidentially answer… Read More »
You can help keep yourself and our community safe from the flu and covid by staying up to date on your vaccines. We are making it easy for you to get vaccinated with free vaccination clinics this Fall at the Jubilee office in Kensington on October 12, 16, 17, and 18. Nurse manager Azah Afon is available to confidentially answer… Read More »
Sign-Up for Vaccination on October 17 and October 25 We’re partnering with KayCee Pharmacy to provide the new COVID bivalent booster and seasonal flu vaccine at our very own clinic. Thank you KayCee for your ongoing partnership! “Staying up-to-date on the COVID booster and flu vaccine is the best way to protect yourself from disease this winter,” said Executive Director… Read More »