While the CDC has declared an End to the Federal COVID-19 Public Health Emergency, it’s important that we remain vigilant. Though free vaccines may be available while federal stockpiles last, COVID-19 vaccines will now be provided through health insurance. Uninsured and underinsured individuals can continue to receive free COVID-19 resources through CDC’s Bridge Access Program.
Take the first step in protecting yourself by getting a COVID-19 vaccine.
Locate accessible and free COVID-19 testing centers within Gwinnett.
If you experience mild to moderate COVID-19 symptoms, there are treatments available that can help alleviate the severity of your illness.
Find current COVID-19 vaccination and booster options to determine which ones are the right choices for you.
Find out how developing a personal plan for you and your family can keep you safe.
Health Action Alliance offers trusted resources for employers to help develop policies and best practices to mitigate risks related to COVID-19.
If you received both doses of vaccine but did not receive a CDC vaccination card, you can receive one by visiting one of the Gwinnett health centers currently providing non-COVID immunizations. If you lost this documentation, our health centers can provide a copy of your immunization record.
If you’ve tested positive for COVID-19, it’s important to seek treatments and medications while also isolating yourself and taking precautions to prevent the spread of illness to others.
Gwinnett County is now providing assistance through OneStop 4 HELP, which guides residents in need through the process of finding and acquiring resources and assistance from nonprofits and other charitable organizations. Here are the resources we provide:
From health seminars to volunteer drives, explore our calendar below, and be part of the change.
Click on the dates below to see daily activities taking place all across our community to care for those in need. See what’s happening in your neighborhood.
Neighborhood Cooperative Ministries holds a free Health and Wellness Fair on the first Friday of each month from 10:00 am to noon. Prescription assistance, health screenings, diabetes kits, and more […]
Health Literacy workshops present a framework for understanding how the physical, social, and mental aspects of well-being can be understood holistically, and provide low-cost or free local resources for achieving […]
Health Literacy workshops present a framework for understanding how the physical, social, and mental aspects of well-being can be understood holistically, and provide low-cost or free local resources for achieving […]
Health Literacy workshops present a framework for understanding how the physical, social, and mental aspects of well-being can be understood holistically, and provide low-cost or free local resources for achieving […]
Health Literacy workshops present a framework for understanding how the physical, social, and mental aspects of well-being can be understood holistically, and provide low-cost or free local resources for achieving […]
Health Literacy workshops present a framework for understanding how the physical, social, and mental aspects of well-being can be understood holistically, and provide low-cost or free local resources for achieving […]
Health Literacy workshops present a framework for understanding how the physical, social, and mental aspects of well-being can be understood holistically, and provide low-cost or free local resources for achieving […]
Neighborhood Cooperative Ministries holds a free Health and Wellness Fair on the first Friday of each month from 10:00 am to noon. Prescription assistance, health screenings, diabetes kits, and more […]
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