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May 10, 2022
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Thank you to everyone who joined us on 28 April for the fourth
The recording is available here if you missed it. ‘Get Connected, Get Protected’ – our latest Puna Koorero session focuses on preparing for winter. Akarere Henry and Janise Eketone share some insights into what to expect from COVID-19 and non-COVID-19 illnesses over the winter season and how to best prepare and safeguard your wellbeing.
Hui highlights:
Expect a rise in COVID-19 cases due to borders opening; another COVID-19 booster vaccination coming for our vulnerable communities
‘Get connected, get protected’ – prepare now for winter illnesses, both COVID-related and non-COVID illnesses such as RSV, flu, and measles due to lower immunisation levels; connect with a health provider, enrol with a GP
‘Local faces from local places’ –
Heretohelpunz – for support with welfare and wellbeing, information on COVID-19 testing, RATS, isolation and more phone 0800 568-273 or visit their website
Marae and church gatherings – continue to practice good public health such as hand washing, using hand sanitiser, mask wearing, and staying home when ill.
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