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The DeKalb County Board of Health plans to hire a firm to support an influenza and COVID-19 vaccination campaign to motivate racial and ethnic populations experiencing disparities to get their shots.
The priority targeted population is non-Hispanic Blacks who account for 53 percent of the Georgia’s county’s 585K population.
The selected firm will partner with community groups to increase vaccine awareness, access and confidence, according to the RFP.
It must “embody cultural and contextual competency (e.g., gender, cultural balance, sensitivity, and language skills) and sensitivity to the project's principles of empowerment, participatory-action and capacity-building.”
Interested firms must register at Georgia’s portal.
Proposals are due Feb. 13. They go to [email protected].
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