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Get your Covid-19 vaccination

Housebound Covid-19 vaccinations

In our area, GP surgeries are arranging for people who are housebound to get their Covid-19 vaccination and will contact their patients, directly. If you or a family member are housebound and eligible for a Covid-19 vaccination and you have not heard from your GP, please contact your surgery.

Please note that this is a 12-week vaccination campaign ending on 20 December 2024 so your GP may not contact their housebound patients immediately, as they have a lot of people to vaccinate.

If you are housebound, have spoken with your GP and have not been able to book a vaccination, please email bnssg.massvaccination@nhs.net with your name and GP surgery.

If you are not registered with your GP as housebound but you feel you should be, please contact your surgery so they can update their records. If you are not registered as housebound, you will need to attend the GP site or use the National Booking Service to book your vaccination.

Children and Young People

You will find details of vaccination clinics for children and young people aged 5 to 17 on the National Booking Service. New appointments are added regularly, so if you do not see a suitable clinic, please try again in a few days.

A small number of children under the age of 5 are eligible for a Covid-19 vaccine. We will provide details of vaccination clinics for these children, when available.

Book your Covid-19 Vaccination

If you are eligible for a Covid-19 vaccine, your GP or community pharmacy will contact you to offer you an appointment.

Alternatively, anyone aged 5 and over who is eligible for a season Covid-19 vaccination can book their appointment at a GP clinic, community pharmacy or community vaccination centre using the online National Booking Service (NBS) or by phoning 119 for free if you can’t get online.

New appointments are added, regularly, so please keep trying if you don’t find a suitable appointment.

Book your vaccination on the National Booking Service

Walk-in Covid-19 and flu vaccination clinics

If you’re eligible and aged over 18, you can get a Covid-19 and/or a flu vaccination without an appointment at one of the following walk-in clinics.

St Werburghs Community Centre

Horley Rd, St Werburgh’s, Bristol BS2 9TJ

Vaccination clinic open from 11am to 5pm on the following dates:

  • Wednesday 20 November
  • Thursday 28 November
  • Wednesday 4 December
  • Thursday 12 December
  • Wednesday 18 December

Easton Community Centre

Kilburn St, Easton, Bristol BS5 6AW

Vaccination clinic open from 11am to 5pm on the following dates:

  • Saturday 23 November (Covid-19 vaccinations also available for children aged 5 years plus)
  • Saturday 7 December
  • Saturday 14 December (Covid-19 vaccinations also available for children aged 5 years plus)

Important information

You do not have to be registered with a GP, have an NHS number or be documented in order to have your vaccination. If you are in this position, please attend a walk-in clinic or contact a GP to book your vaccination, explaining your situation.

When you come for your vaccination, please bring your NHS number if you know it, and remember to eat and drink before your appointment.

Please do not come for your vaccination if you have symptoms of Covid-19 or have had a positive lateral flow test. If you have tested positive for Covid-19 you must wait 28 days before you are vaccinated if you are over 18 and 12 weeks if you are under 18.

Revaccination: Year-round vaccination for people who become severely immunosuppressed

If you have received a bone marrow transplant or had chimeric antigen receptor T-cell (CAR-T) therapy, you may need to repeat your first and second doses of the Covid-19 vaccination (known as revaccination).

If you have started treatment that severely weakens your immune system please check with your clinical specialist and if you need to be revaccinated email vaccinations@nbt.nhs.net to arrange an appointment.

Immunosuppressed definition

For the purposes of the spring Covid-19 top-up campaign 2024, those who are severely immunosuppressed are defined in Tables 3 and 4 of the NHS Covid-19 Green Book. Please note that fewer people who are immunosuppressed are eligible for a top-up Covid-19 vaccine this spring than in autumn 2023.

Frequently Asked Questions

If you have any questions about the Covid vaccine or seasonal booster please visit our frequently asked questions page.

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