16 and 17 year olds in the borough can now receive Pfizer Covid jab
Date published: 01 July 2021
A patient receives a Covid vaccine
The Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine is now available to 16 and 17 year olds in the Rochdale borough.
Additionally, second doses of Pfizer and AstraZeneca vaccines are also on offer at drop-in clinics across the borough to those who had their first dose more than four weeks ago.
If you're aged 16 or over and not got an existing appointment you can drop into one of the extra vaccine clinics for your jab. You do not need an appointment to attend any of the vaccine clinics.
To get a job at one of the drop-in clinics you must be registered with a GP in the borough of Rochdale.
Those attending the drop-in clinics should bring their NHS number if possible, which can be found on the NHS website or a recent NHS letter.
If you're attending your second vaccine, it's important you bring your first dose vaccination card with you.
If you are unsure if you are eligible then you are encouraged to attend a clinic and the staff will be able to advise.If you want to get your vaccine at one of the drop-in clinics.
A Covid-19 vaccination drive-through clinic will be available for residents at Bowlee Community Park in Middleton on Saturday 3 July.
The new drive-through is part of the ongoing campaign to increase vaccination take-up and help stop the spread of the more transmissible Delta variant across the borough.
Open from 10am-6pm, the drive-through is open to anyone aged 16 and over living in the borough of Rochdale.
The clinic will be offering first dose Pfizer and AstraZeneca vaccines, as well as second dose vaccines for anyone who had their first jab over four weeks ago.
Please note: The sessions listed at Rochdale Infirmary below are for those aged 18 and over and second doses at the Infirmary are for those who had their first vaccination more than eight weeks ago.
Upcoming community drop-in clinics:
Thursday 1 July
- 10.30am - 7pm – Rochdale Infirmary, outpatients entrance on Quarry Street, Rochdale: Pfizer first doses (18+), Pfizer second doses (if more than eight weeks since first)
- 5pm - 8pm – Phoenix Centre, Church Street, Heywood: Pfizer first doses (16+), Pfizer or AstraZeneca second doses (if more than four weeks since first)
Friday 2 July
- 8.30am - 1.30pm – Rochdale Infirmary, outpatients entrance on Quarry Street, Rochdale: Pfizer first doses (18+), Pfizer second doses (if more than eight weeks since first)
- 1pm - 3pm – Phoenix Centre, Church Street, Heywood: Pfizer first doses (16+), Pfizer or AstraZeneca second doses (if more than four weeks since first)
Saturday 3 July
- 10am - 6pm – Bowlee car boot site, Heywood Old Road, Middleton (drive through): Pfizer first doses (16+), Pfizer or AstraZeneca second doses (if more than four weeks since first)
Sunday 4 July
- 9am - 2pm – Phoenix Centre, Church Street, Heywood: Pfizer first doses (16+)
- 9am - 11am – Littleborough Sports Centre, Calderbrook Road, Littleborough: Pfizer first doses (16+)
Wednesday 7 July
- 1pm - 3pm – Deeplish Community Centre, Hare Street: Pfizer first doses (18+)
Thursday 8 July
- 1pm - 3pm – Golden Mosque car park, Lower Sheriff Street: Pfizer first doses (18+)
Wednesday 14 July
- 1pm - 3pm – Castlemere Community Centre: Pfizer first doses (18+)
Thursday 15 July
- 1pm - 3pm – James Butterworth Street car park, Newbold: Pfizer first doses (18+)
Wednesday 21 July
- 1pm - 3pm – Kashmir Youth Project, Belfield Road: Pfizer first doses (18+)
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