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First of several new mobile vaccination clinics opens Friday

All of the Friday and Saturday appointments at an East 30th Street church are already taken.

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INDIANAPOLIS — Marion County is launching new mobile COVID-19 vaccination clinics.

Vaccinations were given at Eastern Star Church on E. 30th Street on Friday. The clinic, a partnership with IU Health, will resume on Saturday, March 21 from 8 a.m. to noon.

The Eastern Star site is offering the single-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine. Due to high demand, all vaccine slots are already filled.

More mobile vaccine clinics will be held in traditionally underserved communities on yet-to-be-determined dates:

Light of the World Christian Church, New Era Church, Greater Shepherd Baptist Church, Providence AME Church and Witherspoon Presbyterian Church, in partnership with IU Health
The Consulate of Mexico in Indianapolis, in partnership with Eli Lilly
Riverside Park, in partnership with Eli Lilly & Flanner House

If you're planning on scheduling your 16+ teenager for their #COVID19 vaccine, check out these important things to keep in mind: https://t.co/Xh0k4piCR4.

Registration opens on March 31 on https://t.co/cfAuXPLaoM.

You can also call 211.#INThisTogether pic.twitter.com/fqYizYEJls
— Indiana Department of Health (@StateHealthIN) March 25, 2021

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The first mobile vaccination clinic for Marion County is underway!

Public Health Director Dr. Caine stopped by @EasternStarIndy to speak with community partners and neighborhood residents at the clinic. Thanks to @IU_Health for making it possible! pic.twitter.com/lr33nm0xcE
— Marion Co. Health (@Marion_Health) March 26, 2021