End of the Spring COVID-19 Vaccination Campaign 2025

The Spring COVID-19 Vaccination Campaign 2025 has now ended.

The NHS will contact you later this year if you’re eligible for the winter COVID-19 vaccine.

Year-Round Offer

Some people with a health condition or treatment that severely weakens their immune system may need an extra dose of the COVID-19 vaccine prior to the next vaccination campaign. For example, if they have had a stem cell transplant or CAR-T therapy.

Your GP or specialist will assess your risk and tell you if you need an extra dose of the vaccine.

Patients will need to be referred in via their GP or specialist, after which an appointment will be arranged. Appointments will not be available on a walk-in basis, via 119 or via the online NHS booking system.

The following sites will accept referrals for those who are eligible:

West Norfolk
King’s Lynn Conduit Street (6 month+)
Downham Market Willows Pharmacy (18yr+ only)

Norwich
Castle Quarter (6 month+)

East Norfolk
Beccles Medical Centre – (18yr+ only)

If you believe you are eligible for an extra dose of vaccine but are having difficulty accessing this, please contact us on:
nwicb.contactus@nhs.net or 01603 595857

Further Information

For more information about COVID-19 vaccines please click here – https://improvinglivesnw.org.uk/our-work/healthier-communities/infection-prevention-and-control/covid-19-vaccine

For information regarding COVID-19 treatments, please click here – https://improvinglivesnw.org.uk/access-to-covid-treatments/

Long COVID-19

Help and support if you have long COVID-19

The amount of time it can take to recover from coronavirus (COVID-19) varies from person to person.

While most people can recover quickly, others are left with symptoms that can last weeks or months after the infection has gone. This is sometimes referred to as Long COVID-19.

Long COVID-19 can affect anyone, not only those who were seriously unwell or admitted to hospital when they caught COVID-19.

Signs and symptoms of long COVID

Long COVID-19 describes a range of symptoms, which may change over time.

If you are concerned about any of your symptoms, you should always seek medical advice from your doctor. They will discuss the support they think you need to help you get better.

For more information please visit: Find help and support if you have long COVID – GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)