The city of Baldwin Park put on the clinic in partnership with Los Angeles County Supervisor Hilda L. Solis, Assemblywoman Blanca E. Rubio, D-West Covina, Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, El Proyecto del Barrio, and the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank.
Maria Margarita receives her COVID-19 vaccination from Lilia Morales at the Baldwin Park Arts and Recreation Center on Saturday May 1, 2021. The vaccines are free regardless of insurance or immigration status to everyone over 18 years of age. (Photo by Keith Durflinger, Contributing Photographer)
Baldwin Park’s Arts and Recreation Center hosted a coronavirus vaccination clinic on Saturday, May 1.
The city of Baldwin Park put on the clinic in partnership with Los Angeles County Supervisor Hilda L. Solis, Assemblywoman Blanca E. Rubio, D-West Covina, Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, El Proyecto del Barrio, and the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank.
Isomer Dera draws up COVID-19 vaccines at the Baldwin Park Arts and Recreation Center on Saturday May 1, 2021. The vaccines are free regardless of insurance or immigration status to everyone over 18 years of age. (Photo by Keith Durflinger, Contributing Photographer)
Medical Assistant, Deysy Sanchez gives a COVID-19 vaccination at the Baldwin Park Arts and Recreation Center on Saturday May 1, 2021. The vaccines are free regardless of insurance or immigration status to everyone over 18 years of age. (Photo by Keith Durflinger, Contributing Photographer)
Maria Margarita receives her COVID-19 vaccination from Lilia Morales at the Baldwin Park Arts and Recreation Center on Saturday May 1, 2021. The vaccines are free regardless of insurance or immigration status to everyone over 18 years of age. (Photo by Keith Durflinger, Contributing Photographer)
Francisco Iglesias takes a photo of his wife, Rosa Maria Palomino as she gets her COVID-19 vaccination from medical assistant Lilia Morales at the Baldwin Park Arts and Recreation Center on Saturday May 1, 2021. The vaccines are free regardless of insurance or immigration status to everyone over 18 years of age. (Photo by Keith Durflinger, Contributing Photographer)
Residents receive their COVID-19 vaccines at the Baldwin Park Arts and Recreation Center on Saturday May 1, 2021. The vaccines are free regardless of insurance or immigration status to everyone over 18 years of age. (Photo by Keith Durflinger, Contributing Photographer)
Residents line up for free COVID-19 vaccines at the Baldwin Park Arts and Recreation Center on Saturday May 1, 2021. The vaccines are free regardless of insurance or immigration status to everyone over 18 years of age. (Photo by Keith Durflinger, Contributing Photographer)
Anthony Marquez, 5, and his sister Esmerelda, 2, watch their grandmother, Sandra Torres get her COVID-19 vaccine at the Baldwin Park Arts and Recreation Center on Saturday May 1, 2021. The vaccines are free regardless of insurance or immigration status to everyone over 18 years of age. (Photo by Keith Durflinger, Contributing Photographer)
Genoveba Ochoa gets her COVID-19 vaccination from medical assistant Deysy Sanchez at the Baldwin Park Arts and Recreation Center on Saturday May 1, 2021. The vaccines are free regardless of insurance or immigration status to everyone over 18 years of age. (Photo by Keith Durflinger, Contributing Photographer)
Residents line up for free COVID-19 vaccines at the Baldwin Park Arts and Recreation Center on Saturday May 1, 2021. The vaccines are free regardless of insurance or immigration status to everyone over 18 years of age. (Photo by Keith Durflinger, Contributing Photographer)
“Only 45.6% of residents in Baldwin Park have received their first dose of the vaccine, meaning our residents are still not fully protected,” shared Solis said in a media release. “As we look at the overall county average of 50% vaccination rate with the first dose, my office in partnership with local entities such as our Department of Public Health and El Proyecto del Barrio are committed to closing the gaps in vaccination rates.”
