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Vaccination against COVID-19

Repeat vaccination

Repeat vaccination helps prevent spread of coronavirus. Coronavirus spreads more easily in autumn and winter. The more people who get a repeat vaccination, the slower the virus will spread.

When can I get the repeat vaccination?

Currently everyone from age 12 and older can have the repeat vaccination with the renewed vaccine (BA.4/5-vaccine,BioNTech/Pfizer). Waiting for the invitation letter is not needed, you can make your appointment or visit one of the walk-in locations. 

Do you want to know more? See the FAQ about the repeat vaccination on the website of RIVM.

We offer walk-in vaccinations at all our locations. Ukrainian refugees are welcome too. 

Do you prefer to make an appointment? Go to Planjeprik.nl or call 0800-7070, during the workweek* from 08.00 till 20.00, in weekends and on public holidays 09.00-17.00. Appointments for a first or second vaccination can only be made by telephone. 

*From 17 April on, telephone number 0800-7070 will be reachable from Monday to Friday 09.00 - 17.00. 

Vaccination locations GGD Kennemerland

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Check before you go to the location, our latest news to see if the location isn't closed. We will reach out to you if you've made an appointment. 

Hoofddorp

IJweg 1100, 2133 MH Hoofddorp (Graankorrel)

  • Open on Tuesday 09.30 - 16.00. 
  • We offer walk-in vaccinations on this location from 30 min. after opening time until 30 min. before closing time.

Haarlem

IJsbaanlaan 4a, 2024 AV Haarlem

  • Open on Thursday 12.30 - 20.00 and Saturday 09.00 - 16.30 uur. 
  • We offer walk-in vaccinations on this location from 30 min. after opening time until 30 min. before closing time.

Beverwijk (pop-up)

Wilgenhoflaan 2c, Beverwijk (Community center Wijk aan Duin)

  • Open on Wednesday May 24, June 7 & 21: 10.00- 13.00.

  • We offer walk-in vaccinations on this location from 30 min. after opening time until 30 min. before closing time.
  

Why a vaccination? 

Vaccination can help prevent the spread of coronavirus. The vaccination also protects the people around you. If you have been vaccinated, you can still become infected, but it is less likely that you will be contagious. You have a lower risk of being contagious than if you had not been vaccinated.

The safety of the COVID-19 vaccines is assessed by the European Medicines Agency (EMA), and in the Netherlands also by the Medicines Evaluation Board (CBG-MEB). Even after vaccines are approved, they are monitored. More information about vaccine safety is available on Government.nl.

More information

Corona information in English

Ukrainian refugees

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Learn more about the health care GGD Kennemerland provides for Ukrainian refugees.