Over 100 homeless people in Northern Ireland will receive a COVID-19 vaccine over the next few weeks, according to the Public Health Agency.
Mobile clinics and vaccination centres will be used.
Some Trusts have begun to offer the vaccination service, and it is believed all trusts will be involved in the initiative by the end of March.
Meanwhile test centres for the public are open daily and details are below.
Test sites for COVID-19 are open every day.
If you have the symptoms, don't delay, book a test straight away.
Testing helps stop the spread of the virus.
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— Public Health Agency (@publichealthni) March 21, 2021
And Health Minister Robin Swann has assured all those bereaved through COVID-19 that the thoughts of people across Northern Ireland are very much with them.
The Minister was speaking on the anniversary of the first death due to COVID-19 in the province.
He said: “We are all very aware of the devastation caused by COVID-19 in the past year. Our thoughts are very much with the families and friends of those who have died. I know I speak for people across Northern Ireland in saying that.
“We can see better days ahead in the battle against the virus, but we must never forget the pain and loss it has caused. Nor can we ever overlook its capacity to inflict more suffering. We must remain vigilant and keep taking the steps that we know will stop COVID-19 spreading.”