One For All Missouri: COVID-19 vaccination update

Missouri’s vaccination efforts continue to gain steam, with the state distributing its first doses of the newly authorized Johnson & Johnson vaccine last week. By continuing to take steps to stop the spread, Missourians can help keep down the number of new COVID-19 cases while the vaccine rollout continues throughout the state.

  • Missouri continues to vaccinate members of Phase 1A and Phase 1B, Tiers 1 and 2.
  • Many students and families with school-aged children are looking forward to Spring Break. It is important to remember that while cases of COVID-19 are down, travel can still put you and your loved ones at risk of contracting and spreading the virus.
    • The safest place to spend Spring Break is at home or near home. Enjoy low-risk activities that allow for social distancing, such as hiking or gardening.
    • Continuing to practice safety measures over Spring Break will help prevent another surge in COVID-19 cases and will help keep schools open for in-person learning.
  • If you are exposed to COVID-19 while traveling, you could unknowingly spread the virus to others. Assume you are carrying the virus and take steps to stop the spread.
    • Stay home as much as possible.
    • Limit your outings to only necessary trips. If you must go out, wear a mask.
    • Do not visit with people outside your household, especially people who are older or have underlying health conditions.
    • Wash your hands frequently, with soap, for at least 20 seconds.

For more information about vaccines and how to #stopthespread in Missouri, visit our website at oneforallmo.com or connect with us on Facebook and Twitter. One for All Missouri campaign representatives are available to discuss in more detail.

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