Vaccinations will be offered to all adults with a learning disability earlier than originally planned.
That's according to government who says the move will take place at a bespoke hub.
Previously, people with learning disabilities were due for jabs at different points in the programme.
Now, the Department of Health and Social Care has agreed those who have a learning disability will all be vaccinated with priority group 4.
This will ensure the entire adult LD community is protected at an early stage and provides a practical approach to meeting the challenge of vaccinating this group.
The Department has chosen the Greenfield Park/Tall Trees day services complex as the vaccination hub, as many adults with a learning disability regularly enjoy the activities and support provided there.
Plans are underway to run vaccination sessions in late March to coincide with the call-up of priority group 4.
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