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Get your 1st, 2nd or booster jab at the Rainbow Hub up at St James’ Street

Not had your first Covid vaccine yet? Due your second or booster jab? On Saturday, February 12, you can get your vaccine from the Rainbow Hub in their brand new home at the Ledward Centre

Not had your first Covid vaccine yet? Due your second or booster jab? On Saturday, February 12, you can get your vaccine from the old Rainbow Hub space at 93 St James’ Street (because the Ledward Centre is having a makeover!).

LGBTQ+ volunteers will be working with vaccinators to offer a fully inclusive service to make sure everyone feels comfortable and safe.

Pfizer vaccines will be available to anyone aged 16 or over who’s eligible for their first, second or booster jab. If you’ve tested positive for Covid you must wait 28 days before having a vaccine.

There’s no need to book, just turn up on Saturday between 10.30am – 2.30pm. All welcome!

Queues are not expected but the Rainbow Hub team recommend you wear warm clothing and bring a drink of water while you wait.

If you know your NHS number it can speed things up, but it’s not essential to know yours, or to have one. You can still get the vaccine for free without.

If you can’t get to the old Rainbow Hub space on St James’ Street, you can:

Book online or call 119 to arrange an appointment
Visit a walk-in site near you

Find out more about the vaccination programme in Sussex.

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