COVID-19 Community Partner Toolkit The Rhode Island Department of Health (RIDOH) welcomes community partners who are dedicated to ensuring the health of all Rhode Islanders by promoting statewide COVID-19 resources and guidance. The resources below may be helpful in promoting services and messages, particularly in Rhode Island’s hardest-hit communities. Learn more about the priority messages to share with all Rhode Islanders. Visit our Publications and Resource page for a complete list of available documents. Testing Resources Community Testing Event Marketing Toolkit: This toolkit includes resources that community partners may use to promote upcoming COVID-19 testing events in their community. RIDOH COVID-19 Testing Overview Eng | Esp | Port On-Site Business Testing Program: For more information, call the Business Testing Contact Center at 888-662-4354 or email [email protected]. This contact center is open on weekdays from 7:30 a.m.- 7:00 p.m. and on weekends from 8:30 a.m.- 4:30 p.m. Please fill out the Community Testing Partner Interest Form if you are interested in hosting a COVID-19 testing event in your local community. Treatment Resources RIDOH COVID-19 Treatment Overview: Eng | Esp | Port Shareable videos about MABS (monoclonal antibodies) treatment in English and Spanish Vaccine Resources COVID-19 Vaccine Presentation Request Form: Please complete this form to formally request a COVID-19 Vaccination presentation from a RIDOH representative. RIDOH COVID-19 Vaccination Overview: Eng | Esp | Port COVID-19 Vaccine Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs): Eng | Esp Vaccine Outreach: Community Partner Activation: Please use our Community Partner Activation tool if you are looking to help by sharing and amplifying important vaccine facts and information, particularly through social media. Eng | Esp THE CONVERSATION/LA CONVERSACIÓN: Black & Latinx Healthcare workers provide facts and dispel misinformation about the COVID-19 vaccines in this FAQ video series. All content is rights free and designed to be shared on social media; in English and Spanish. Digital toolkits for each campaign available on their website (Black Americans, Latinx Americans: English) are also available. National Academy of Medicine Members Urge Black Americans to Get Vaccinated The COVID-19 Community Corps: As a Corps member, you’ll get resources to help you build vaccine confidence in your community. Amplifier #vaccinated free and open source artwork can be downloaded, shared online via social media channels, and printed as posters, banners, lawn signs, or other outreach materials Why Should I Get Vaccinated for COVID-19? Eng | Esp | Port | Cape Verdean Creole | Arabic | Chinese | French | Haitian Creole | Khmer | Kinyarwanda | Hmong | Lao Promotional Materials for Community Partner Clinics- Thank you for helping us vaccinate Rhode Islanders! Please see the fillable PDFs for promoting your vaccination clinic. Please fill in the details specific to your clinic and share with your audience(s). Ad Council Vaccine Resources Black Community Vaccine Toolkit Black Faith Community Vaccine Toolkit Corporation/Employer Vaccine Toolkit Hispanic Community Vaccine Toolkit Hispanic Faith Community Vaccine Toolkit Vaccine Toolkit Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Vaccine Toolkits COVID-19 Vaccinations Social Media Toolkit For Essential Workers For Community-Based Organizations For Health Departments and Public Health Partners For Medical Centers, Clinics, and Clinicians For Teachers, School Staff & Childcare Workers
