NC Vaccine Strategy North Carolina’s COVID-19 Vaccine Roadmap outlines how our state will vaccinate every person living or working in North Carolina who wants to receive a COVID-19 vaccine. Our route charts where we started, where we are now, and where we are going. It includes actions to: Establish vaccine prioritization groups Earn the trust of North Carolinians Help people find their spot Onboard vaccine providers Embed equity in vaccine operations Manage vaccine allocations Enhance vaccine technology Support vaccine providers Data Transparency Promoting COVID-19 Vaccine Equity in North Carolina reports the share of vaccinations in the past week going to Black/African American, Hispanic/Latinx, and American Indian or Alaskan Native populations as well as key metrics for earning trust, embedding equity in vaccine operations, and promoting accountability through data transparency. The report also highlights best practices to promote equitable access to vaccinations. It will be updated every two weeks. Another tool to help North Carolina reach its goal of vaccinating as many North Carolinians as quickly and fairly as possible is a map that shows census tracts in North Carolina with the highest rates of social vulnerability and the lowest rates of COVID-19 vaccination. Social vulnerability is measured by Social Vulnerability Index (SVI); the higher the score, the higher the social vulnerability. The map also includes the ability to see where COVID-19 vaccine providers and community-based organizations that have offered to support vaccine events are located. Healthier Together Healthier Together, a new public private partnership with the NC Counts Coalition, will help increase the number of individuals from historically marginalized populations that receive COVID-19 vaccinations and provide a foundation for a longer-term framework for health equity. Guiding Principles Everyone is included in North Carolina’s COVID-19 Vaccination Effort
NC Vaccine Strategy North Carolina’s COVID-19 Vaccine Roadmap outlines how our state will vaccinate every person living or working in North Carolina who wants to receive a COVID-19 vaccine. Our route charts where we started, where we are now, and where we are going. It includes actions to: Establish vaccine prioritization groups Earn the trust of North Carolinians Help people find their spot Onboard vaccine providers Embed equity in vaccine operations Manage vaccine allocations Enhance vaccine technology Support vaccine providers Data Transparency Promoting COVID-19 Vaccine Equity in North Carolina reports the share of vaccinations in the past week going to Black/African American, Hispanic/Latinx, and American Indian or Alaskan Native populations as well as key metrics for earning trust, embedding equity in vaccine operations, and promoting accountability through data transparency. The report also highlights best practices to promote equitable access to vaccinations. It will be updated every two weeks. Another tool to help North Carolina reach its goal of vaccinating as many North Carolinians as quickly and fairly as possible is a map that shows census tracts in North Carolina with the highest rates of social vulnerability and the lowest rates of COVID-19 vaccination. Social vulnerability is measured by Social Vulnerability Index (SVI); the higher the score, the higher the social vulnerability. The map also includes the ability to see where COVID-19 vaccine providers and community-based organizations that have offered to support vaccine events are located. Healthier Together Healthier Together, a new public private partnership with the NC Counts Coalition, will help increase the number of individuals from historically marginalized populations that receive COVID-19 vaccinations and provide a foundation for a longer-term framework for health equity. Guiding Principles Everyone is included in North Carolina’s COVID-19 Vaccination Effort
