More than 4.9million doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been delivered across Hampshire and Isle of Wight. Anyone aged 12 and over can access a jab and children aged five to 11 are also eligible for a special paediatric dose.
You can access your vaccine at any number of locations and book an appointment through the National Booking Service or find your nearest walk-in site offering jabs for your chosen age group. You can also contact the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Helpline on 0300 561 0018 from 9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday, and 9am to 1pm at weekends, for help booking.
If you have a booked appointment, please do attend wherever possible, or cancel or move your slot if you are unable to attend for any reason.
Changing a vaccine appointment booked through the National Booking Service
If you booked your original appointment through the National Booking Service and need to change it, please visit the website again or call 119 between 8am and 8pm. Calls to 119 are free from mobiles and landlines.
Unsure what your appointment time is or want to find your nearest walk-in service?
You can contact the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Helpline on 0300 561 0018 from 9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday, and 9am to 1pm at weekends. You can also find your nearest walk-in vaccination site on the NHS website.
Below is some key information about accessing the vaccine.
- Via a local GP service: GP practices are working together across the county to vaccinate as many people as possible. Residents may be contacted by a different surgery to the one they usually go to and you will be invited to book directly with your practice..
- At a vaccination centre: You can make an appointment through the National Booking Service or call the Hampshire and Isle of Wight COVID-19 Helpline (open Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm and weekends 9am to 1pm) on 0300 561 0018.
- Some local pharmacies: We are working closely with some local pharmacies in Hampshire and Isle of Wight to provide vaccinations. People can book an appointment at a pharmacy via the National Booking System online or by calling 119. Some are offering walk-in clinics and you can find more information about what is available locally to you here.
- Walk-in clinics are being advertised in areas local to the clinics to make sure those communities can access them. They provide a limited number of doses on a first-come-first-served basis.
There are a limited number of sites currently offering walk-in clinics, please visit the NHS website to confirm these dates, as some may change times at short notice.