2. COVID-19

Door to door vaccine campaign

On Feb. 27 and 28, 2021, volunteers organized by Common Ground Health and community leaders and organizations, took to the streets of Rochester to let people in 9 ZIP codes know that there were vaccine appointments available for them to sign up if eligible.
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From left, Dr. Katrina Korfmacher and Elizabeth McDade show the information they were distributing in neighborhoods during the canvassing effort. Korfmacher is a professor of environmental medicine at the University of Rochester and McDade is program director of Rochester ENergy Efficiency and Weatherization (RENEW).
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From left, Dr. Katrina Korfmacher and Elizabeth McDade show the information they were distributing in neighborhoods during the canvassing effort. Korfmacher is a professor of environmental medicine at the University of Rochester and McDade is program director of Rochester ENergy Efficiency and Weatherization (RENEW).

  • Volunteers pick up materials for the door-to-door outreach on Feb. 27.
  • Community health workers who volunteered for door-to-door vaccination education outreach plan out their walking routes Feb. 27.
  • Community health workers who volunteered for door-to-door vaccination education outreach get instructions before going on walking routes Feb. 27.
  • Gregory Smith of Rochester, who formerly worked at the Kodak Hawkeye plant, said he appreciated learning about the vaccination clinic from volunteers who were spreading word through door-to-door outreach. He is looking forward to signing up for an appointment to get vaccinated.
  • Volunteers knocked on doors throughout Rochester during outreach to let nine ZIP codes know that they had priority to schedule vaccination appointments through March 3.
  • Volunteers knocked on doors throughout Rochester during outreach to let nine ZIP codes know that they had priority to schedule vaccination appointments through March 3.
  • Volunteers knocked on doors throughout Rochester during outreach to let nine ZIP codes know that they had priority to schedule vaccination appointments through March 3.
  • Volunteers knocked on doors throughout Rochester during outreach to let nine ZIP codes know that they had priority to schedule vaccination appointments through March 3.
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  • Volunteers knocked on doors throughout Rochester during outreach to let nine ZIP codes know that they had priority to schedule vaccination appointments through March 3.
  • Dina Faticone, director of community health and engagement for Common Ground Health, shows off an info sheet that volunteers received.
  • From left, Elizabeth McDade and Dr. Katrina Korfmacher show the information they were distributing in neighborhoods during the canvassing effort. McDade is program director of Rochester ENergy Efficiency and Weatherization (RENEW) and Korfmacher is a professor of environmental medicine at the University of Rochester.
  • From left, Dr. Katrina Korfmacher and Elizabeth McDade show the information they were distributing in neighborhoods during the canvassing effort. Korfmacher is a professor of environmental medicine at the University of Rochester and McDade is program director of Rochester ENergy Efficiency and Weatherization (RENEW).
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