Young people with learning disabilities and additional support needs have been given a "passport to freedom" after getting their second Covid vaccination.
A special pop-up vaccination centre at Aberdeen's Camphill School avoided the potential stress of a busy mass vaccination venue.Parents praised the initiative which was held in a familiar environment for their children.Aloyise and Hilary Mulligan said things had been tough for son Niall Aloyise and Hilary Mulligan's 20-year-old son Niall, who has Down's syndrome, received his second dose at Camphill."The first thing he'll do is meet his two big brothers who he hasn't seen since last summer. They've really found it tough.'Part of the community'"He's really part of the community here, it's his second family, and all of a sudden he's back with us in the house for months on end", he said.
The school's medical advisor Dr Stefan Geider said the pop-up centre provided familiar surroundings for vaccinations. He said the programme brought "joy" to families. "The youngsters they know the place, it decreases the anxiety, the stress, and people make it very friendly," he added.Research by the Scottish Learning Disabilities Observatory found people with a learning disability were twice as likely to catch the virus.Camphill began offering vaccinations in February, when the Scottish government
Didn't the Nazi's do this type of thing with people with disabilities! Non of this is a good route to be taking in a supposedly civilised society!
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A way to forces you to get the vaccine .
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