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It’s Baltimore Versus COVID and we need your help!

There are many ways that you can get involved, from organizing outreach and education efforts to hosting vaccination clinics.

Here are some helpful resources:

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Get a Mini Grant

Small grants ranging from $500-$5,000 are available for community organizations and leaders facilitating COVID-19 vaccination clinics and other outreach and education efforts. Learn more and apply.
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Sign Up for a Training

Vaccination trainings are available to help educate your staff and help staff promote vaccination to clients. Click here for contact details.
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View the Map

As of October 21, 2021, 340,655 Baltimore residents (ages 18+) have received the first or single dose of the COVID-19 Vaccine. Follow Baltimore City's COVID-19 Vaccination Coverage Map for real-time updates.

Additional Resources

Talking Points
Talking Points
 Learn more about Baltimore City’s COVID-19 Vaccination Strategy
Learn more about Baltimore City’s COVID-19 Vaccination Strategy

Priority Areas

Based on vaccination levels, we are currently focused on the following Community Statistical Areas (CSAs):

  • Southwest Baltimore
  • Greater Rosemont
  • Brooklyn/Curtis Bay/Hawkins Point
  • Sandtown-Winchester/Harlem Park, Penn North, Druid Heights/Upton
  • Cherry Hill
  • Southern Park Heights
  • Madison/East End
  • Dickeyville/Franklintown
  • Howard Park West Arlington
  • Midway/Coldstream
  • Clifton-Berea
  • Belair Edison
  • Allendale/Irvington/S. Hilton
  • Cedonia/Frankford
  • Harford Echodale
  • Northwood

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