V for Vaccinated

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Are you getting a COVID-19 vaccine or know someone who is? We want to hear your vaccine stories!

As frontline workers and the elderly receive the first COVID-19 vaccines in Australia, we’re inviting you to join our V for #Vaccinated campaign in collaboration with the Australian Government Department of Health.

It's easy to get involved:

Take a photo holding up the ✌for vaccinated sign after your shot
Share it on social media with #Vaccinated and share why it’s important to you
Tag @UNICEFAustralia and invite a friend or family member to do the same

Health worker by health worker, grandmother by grandmother, we will show the world that vaccines work. Children are only safe if the people they rely on is safe.

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Our health depends on each other,
so let’s share the hope that this vaccine brings us all.

Protecting health workers

“For health workers, protecting our own health makes it possible to keep others safe." Nurse Hasina says she feels very fortunate to have gotten the COVID-19 vaccine. She has been risking her life every day working at a specialised hospital for COVID-19 patients in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

None of us are safe until all of us are safe

United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres is vaccinated against COVID-19 at Adlai Stevenson High School in the Bronx, New York, United States of America. He shared this message with the world: "We must get to work to make sure the vaccine is available to everyone, everywhere. None of us are safe until all of us are safe.”

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It is so encouraging to see health workers around the world, like nurses Richa and Meenakshi in India receive COVID-19 vaccines.