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COVID-19 AND VACCINES: Update 1 | Indigenous Services Canada

created: Feb 16, 2021

Information and communication resources for Indigenous communities and organizations

The pandemic has touched many Indigenous communities across the country and people need information to help them manage in this ever-changing environment.  With the arrival of COVID-19 vaccines, people have renewed hope but understandably also have questions on how a vaccine will impact them and their families.

To help you answer some of these questions we have prepared a toolkit that contains a variety of communication resources and information for you to share with your community.  Each community is unique in the way it shares information with its members. This toolkit can serve as a guide to create messages tailored to your community.

This is the SECOND version of the communications toolkit, please look for updated versions in the coming weeks as the situation continues to evolve.

Click HERE to download a copy of the toolkit, updated January 22, 2021.

Radio PSAs:  The Radio PSAs have been translated into 17 Indigenous languages previously outlined in the toolkit, also:

– These PSAs can serve as a guide to tailor messages for your community; and

– See the link to the web page: Public service announcements about COVID-19 vaccines (sac-isc.gc.ca)

Access posters and a brochure below regarding COVID-19, public health measures and vaccine hesitancy.

These documents can be modified to suit your needs, printed as is or shared on social media. Please use them as you see fit.

Brochure on COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy

Poster Stop COVID-19 one arm at a time

Poster We are in this fight together

We hope these documents will help you share information regarding COVID-19. We thank you for being part of the collective effort to fight COVID-19.

Together, we can do this.

A message from Indigenous Services Canada