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Communication Toolkits
The purpose of the toolkits is to supply you with clear, consistent facts about COVID-19 – so you can help the right information reach your community and make sure misinformation meets its match.
Vaccine Toolkit
Inside the vaccine toolkit, you will find an array of communication assets designed for various mediums (from social JPGs to printable posters). Feel free to use them in any way you see fit to help people understand the facts – and myths – about the vaccine effort.
Vaccine Phase Social Assets
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Myth
I cannot get the COVID-19 vaccine if I am pregnant.
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Fact:
Persons who are pregnant are encouraged to get the vaccine when it is available to them.
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Myth:
Why should I get the Johnson & Johnson vaccine if it’s not as effective as Pfizer and Moderna vaccines?
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Fact:
The Johnson & Johnson vaccine is just as effective in preventing hospitalization and death from COVID-19.
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Myth:
The COVID-19 vaccine is experimental.
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Fact:
Before FDA approval, COVID-19 vaccines were studied in clinical trials with over 100,000 participants representing many races, ethnicities, and nationalities.
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Kentucky's Covid-19 Vaccine Hotline
Speak with a live operator, find out if you're eligiable, find a vaccine site near you, schedule a vaccine appointment.
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Need Help Getting Your Covid-19 Vaccine?
Call Kentucky's COVID-29 Vaccine Hotline 855-598-2246. For persons who are deaf or hard of hearing, call: 855-326-4654.
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Need Help Getting Your Covid-19 Vaccine?
No. Your citizenship will not be checked to schedule or receive the vaccine. Get the vaccine facts: kycovid19.ky.govvaccine
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What Do I need to Bring to My Vaccine Appointment?
Photo ID (Driver's License or Employee Badge or School ID), Health Insurance ONLY if you have it. Get the vaccine facts: kycovid19.ky.gov vaccine
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Need Help Getting Your Covid-19 Vaccine?
Call Kentucky's COVID-29 Vaccine Hotline 855-598-2246. For persons who are deaf or hard of hearing, call: 855-326-4654.
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Ya me pusieron la VACUNA contra el COVID-19…¿ahora qué?
Inscríbete en V-Safe, Mantén a buen resguardo tu tarjeta de registro de vacunación contra el COVID-19 emitida por los CDC, Sigue usando mascarilla.
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MITO:
No puedo recibir la vacuna contra el COVID-19 si estoy embarazada.
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REALIDAD:
A las embarazadas se les anima a que reciban la vacuna cuando les esté disponible.
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MITO:
¿Por qué habría de recibir la vacuna de Johnson & Johnson si no es tan eficaz como las de Pfizer y Moderna?
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REALIDAD:
La vacuna de Johnson & Johnson es igual de eficaz en prevenir la hospitalización y muerte por el COVID-19. La vacuna de Johnson & Johnson ha sido investigada en centenares de estudios científicos.
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MITO:
La vacuna contra el COVID-19 es experimental.
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REALIDAD:
Antes de la aprobación por la FDA, las vacunas contra el COVID-19 fueron sometidas a investigaciones clínicas con más de 100 000 participantes que representaban muchas razas, etnias y nacionalidades.
Contact Tracing Toolkit
- Presumptive Eligibility One Pager
- Education Talking Points
- Contact Tracing: Myth vs. Fact
- Contact Tracing: Your Action Matters Spanish - Burmese - Somali - Chinese
- Contact Tracing: How It Works Spanish - Burmese - Somali - Chinese
- Contact Tracing One Pager Spanish - Burmese - Somali - Chinese
- What is Contact Tracing Spanish - Burmese - Somali - Chinese
- Contact Tracing Postcard Spanish - Burmese - Somali - Chinese
- Contact Tracing Infographic Spanish - Burmese - Somali - Chinese
- Frequently Asked Questions Spanish - Burmese - Somali - Chinese
- Contact Tracing Public Service Announcement Toolkit Spanish - Burmese - Somali - Chinese
- Patient Guidance Spanish
- Contact Card Spanish
When printing the above materials, please print the “Presumptive Eligibility One Pager” as well.
Do you have COVID-19?
Call Your Friends, Family, School, and Work
If you test positive, please quickly tell your close contacts who should quarantine for 14 days since last seeing you. This is critical to slowing the spread. Close contacts have been around you:
Within 6 feet
Starting 2 Days Before Symptoms Began OR Before COVID 19 Test
