To help with communicating COVID-19 messages within your networks and spheres of influence, we’re sharing social media messages from our channels, as well as downloadable graphics and posters for you to share on your own platforms. Please share widely!
With high levels of community spread of COVID-19 in King County, it’s important to do what we can to slow the spread :
- Wear a mask around people you don’t live with (even close friends and family).
- Stay home as much as possible.
- Follow the current COVID-19 guidance and restrictions, especially on gatherings.
- Stay home (isolate/quarantine) and get tested at the first sign or symptom of illness or if you’ve been around someone with COVID-19.
Faith-Based Posters
Share these safety guidelines to help faith-based organizations create safer services.
COVID-19 VACCINE
While vaccine supplies remain limited, we do have information to help answer some of the common questions about COVID-19 vaccines that we continue to receive.
SMOKING AND VAPING DURING COVID-19
According to the CDC, people who smoke may increase their risk of severe illness from COVID-19. There's no better time to quit smoking or vaping. Share this information with those who may not know the effects that smoking or vaping have on COVID-19 illness.
SAFE AT HOME NEWSLETTER
Share this newsletter with tips for older adults including, but not limited to, information on how to care for yourself and others if you get sick, steps to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in your household and tips for living in a multigenerational household.
PHYSICAL DISTANCING & HAND WASHING
To minimize the risk of a continued increase in COVID-19, it is even more important to understand the risk and take steps to decrease it.
COVID-19 PSAs
We've created these public service announcements (PSAs) to promote the behaviors that will keep us safe as King County begins to reopen. Spanish and English ads included.
FREE TESTING SITES
Our free testing sites provide COVID-19 testing at no cost– regardless of immigration or insurance status. They are open to anyone who cannot access a COVID-19 test through their regular healthcare provider.
ADDITIONAL KEY MESSAGES
Weave these key messages into social media posts, posters, and face-to-face conversations.