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EPISODE · Feb 4, 2021 · 31 MIN

SF nonprofit navigates vaccine eligibility for frontline staff

from Civic · host Laura Wenus, Mel Baker

This episode was updated at 8:15 p.m. on 2/3 to an extended version with the full statement from San Francisco's Covid Command Center.

Hospitality House, a nonprofit community center providing a variety of services to people experiencing poverty and homelessness, has continued its work since the coronavirus pandemic hit San Francisco. Staff members have been on the job, in facilities like drop-in centers, working with the public in person. Executive director Joe Wilson says he encountered mixed and changing messages when he and his staff tried to determine which of them should get vaccinated, when, and how.

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