
Health
Helpful Links on the COVID-19 Pandemic
Health disparities left Black Americans vulnerable to contracting COVID-19 and dying from it at higher rates, nearly two times greater than their share of the population.
Now more than ever is the time for us to buckle down on the precautions that keep us and our loved ones safe. To fight back, it is vital that we arm ourselves with the facts and continue getting vaccinated, washing our hands, wearing our masks, and social distancing.
Adults and children ages 5 and above should consult with their medical professionals regarding the vaccine. Adults should obtain the booster as soon as possible.
Find A Vaccine Site
Vaccinations are free. Find and schedule a COVID-19 vaccination at this link: ourshot.in.gov or by calling 211.
NAACP COVID Know More Guide
Black students, businesses, employees, and homeowners have all been hit hard by the pandemic.
Use the NAACP's up-to-date research, resources, and stories to help ease the uncertainties and safeguard your community. With the facts, we can all make the best decisions for ourselves and our families.
68% of Black Americans know someone who has died of COVID-19.
COVID Resources
Below are some links you may want to keep so you can get the latest information on the virus and community services.
Allen County COVID-19 Updates (Data, Testing, Vaccines)
National NAACP Links:
CDC Guides:
Protecting Your Finances