Community Health Workers Toolkit — Spanish
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This toolkit has resources for community health workers who want to help increase confidence in and uptake of COVID-19 vaccines in the communities they serve. It includes information from CDC and new, culturally tailored materials from the HHS COVID-19 public education campaign and its team of multicultural experts.
We’ll regularly update this toolkit, so please check back for new materials.
Toolkit Materials
Informational Content
Answers to frequently asked questions, talking points, tips, and other science-based information about COVID-19 and the vaccines to use in your conversations and share in-person and through direct mailings, newsletters, emails, and social media accounts.
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Flipchart for Community Health Workers: The Importance of COVID Vaccines for Children 6 Months and Older — SpanishA digital flipchart in Spanish for community health workers on COVID vaccines for children.
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How to Talk to Your Community About COVID-19 Vaccines for Community Health Workers — SpanishInformation on the vaccines and preventive measures for the target audience.
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Talking Points for Community Health Workers — SpanishGuide for how to build vaccine confidence with the target audience.
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Vaccine Confidence Presentation for Latino Audiences — SpanishPresentation about COVID-19 vaccines to help build vaccine confidence Latino audiences.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Updated COVID-19 Vaccines — SpanishAnswers to common questions about updated COVID-19 vaccines.
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Email Template About Updated COVID-19 Vaccines — SpanishEmail template with placeholder language for organizations to inform audiences about updated COVID-19 vaccines.
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E-newsletter Article About Updated COVID-19 Vaccines — SpanishCopy for organizations to include in their enewsletters or blogs to encourage readers to get their updated COVID-19 vaccines.
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Text Messages to Encourage Updated COVID-19 Vaccine Uptake — SpanishText messages to use as-is or as inspiration for your own messages to encourage recipients to get their updated COVID-19 vaccines.
Posters & Flyers
Materials that combine text and graphics, optimized for printing and either posting or handing out.
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COVID-19 Vaccine Confidence for Community Health Workers — SpanishFlyer to encourage vaccination.
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Help Slow the Spread of COVID-19 for Community Health Workers — SpanishInformation on preventive measures and vaccination.
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Update Your COVID-19 Vaccination Protection — SpanishPoster for organizations to print and display to encourage people to get updated COVID-19 vaccines.
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Get Your Updated COVID-19 Vaccine Here — SpanishPoster for vaccine providers to print and display to encourage people to get updated COVID-19 vaccines.
Social Media
Text, images, and animations, optimized to share on your social media accounts, including Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
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Getting COVID While Pregnant Is Dangerous but COVID Vaccines Can Help Protect You and Your Baby — SpanishA shareable social media image explaining that vaccinated during pregnancy is strongly recommended to protect you and your baby from serious illness due to COVID.
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Fast Facts: COVID Vaccines Do Not Affect Fertility — SpanishShort video explaining that fertility problems are not a side effective of any vaccine, including the COVID-19 vaccines.
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Social Media Posts for Community Health Workers — SpanishDifferent social media posts that encourage adherence to preventive measures and vaccination.
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Social Media Posts About Updated COVID-19 Vaccines — SpanishSocial media messages for organizations to share to encourage people to get updated COVID-19 vaccines.
Video
Informational videos available on YouTube to watch and share online and on your social media accounts.
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If I Am Planning to Get Pregnant, Should I Get the Vaccine? — SpanishVideo featuring Dr. Edith Bracho Sanchez explaining that if you're trying to become pregnant or want to become pregnant, you can get a COVID vaccine.