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Covid-19 Mobile Immunization Bank & Worhsops
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Hello. So today I will be discussing my proposal for
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a co vid mobile immunization banks and workshops program.
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The way that this will work is a concurring to
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part program, one being the workshops with a budget of
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$15,000 with a 30% in kind share being matched.
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And then a second part of the program being the
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immobile immunization bank, which is the $75,000 of additional district
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funds with a 30% in kind match from the majority
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of the budget, and we'll get into that later.
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There is a real window of opportunity with Cove in
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19 vaccinations and streamline testing and production.
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It is crucial we engage in conversation with our community
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regarding feelings, beliefs and attitudes towards vaccinations, whether it be
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positive or negative.
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Schools have been opening up across the nation without complete
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preparedness plans, and we see them shutting down just as
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quickly as their opening.
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It is important that we acknowledge fax and data versus
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those who take precedence in a NW opinion, and this
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is what the workshop really serves to Dio.
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According to the Washington State Department of Health during the
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18 4019 school year, there is, um, unionization rate of
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86.4% in Spokane, while there was an 88.8% percent vaccination
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in Washington state, and that is to Washington State requirements.
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While these numbers do seem high, we know it requires
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upwards towards 95% to achieve herd immunity for diseases such
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as the measles.
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I feel this is an important subject due to the
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way that Spokane is broken up.
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Spokane County Using data from the American County Survey completed
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by the U.
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S Census Bureau, so Can County has a population of
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455,000 people, with approximately 45.5% of the county's population or
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207,000 people residing.
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Within the city of Spokane.
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Another 29% or 135,000 people is living in the unincorporated
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area of Spokane County, leaving the remaining 25% of county
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residents living in 12 cities and towns.
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Uh, Airway Heights, Chini, Deer Park, Fairfield Late, all Medical
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Lake. No.
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Would Liberty Lake, Rockford Spangle, Spokane Valley and Waverly.
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It's important to note the break up of the population
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just because we need to make a point that not
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everybody has the same access and availability to credible information
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or credible sources of information or vaccines themselves.
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By educating and promoting vaccination and safe practices, we will
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be removing those negative ideas and false opinions, or miss,
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if you will, about vaccinations.
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We will also be reducing barriers such as cost, transportation
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and accessibility, and availability to vaccines is participants do choose
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to receive one.
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Achieving herd immunity will positively impact the population because that
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means enough of the population got vaccinated to fend off
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the non communicable diseases for the entirety of population, whether
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they received the vaccine or not, this might be why
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we're so removed from the idea of wanting to get
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the vaccine is because the vaccines have worked so well
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in history.
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This aligns with the organization as we seek for the
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health and well being of community because a strong community
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and a healthy community or two in the same, I
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will next be going into each individual budget, starting with
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the coded immunization budget.
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We have everything from personnel, thio, equipment, facilities, supplies as
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well as marketing and travel.
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Um, the budgets will look very similar if I can
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go forward as their broken out.
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Very similarly with justifications to the right of each item,
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Um, we will actually have double personnel.
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So the personnel that you are seeing on one budget
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is not necessarily the same that you will be seeing
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on the other side of the budget.
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Each has been appropriately allotted enough money to have their
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own personnel.
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So as mentioned, this is a $15,000 grant with a
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30% in kind sources being matched by us bringing the
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total of $19,900 for this entire part of the work
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programs workshop to move forward.
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And we're spending about 16,000 of that, leaving us to
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surplus about $3000 to go towards any where we see
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fit and moving into the immunization bank.
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We see that we did hit a little bit of
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a overspending in regards to our in kind sources.
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But with the surplus from the, um are the leftover
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funds from the workshop, we will a lot that to
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cover for that.
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This has been my proposal for a co vid 19
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immunization bank and mobile immunization bank and workshopped.
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Thank you for considering
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