March 15, 2021

VACCINATION OPPORTUNITIES AND ELIGIBILITY EXPANDING

The three approved vaccines are more widely available and clinics throughout Seattle are opening up appointments. Eligibility is opening to new groups. It's important to get vaccinated any way you can as soon as you are eligible.

New commissioner appointed to SHA board

Rita Howard will serve in one of the two resident positions. Commissioners are appointed to four-year terms.

A message from SHA's
Executive Director

SHA Executive Director Andrew Lofton addresses attacks on the Asian American Pacific Islander community.

2021 Women's History Month

Women's History Month is celebrated throughout March. Learn more about Women's History Month and view an updated list of resources and virtual events to honor women's achievements throughout history.

New COVID-19 relief package passes

The American Rescue Plan, a third major federal COVID-19 relief bill, was signed on March 11. Here are some key features.

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Governor mandates acceleration of return to in-person learning

Gov. Jay Inslee announced on March 12 that K-6th grade students must be offered some in-person learning by April 5, and all other students must be offered partial in-person learning by April 19.

Seattle Public Schools is set to start Preschool in-person learning on March 29.

Learn more about how you can prepare your child for in-person learning and find out about Seattle Public Schools in-person learning schedule.

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COVID-19 resources for blind and low-vision individuals

Blind and low-vision individuals can get help and information at BLINDCOVID.COM or by calling 360.947.3330.

Learn how to identify and avoid unemployment scams

The Washington State Employment Security Department has identified ways to help those who filed for unemployment avoid scams. Here's how to protect yourself and your personal information from scammers.

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