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Mobile Testing Sites. LHA will continue to support neighborhood testing sites at strategic <br />locations within the most affected Zip Codes in partnership with school districts to facilitate <br />testing for students, teachers, and school personnel as youth return to school for the end of the <br />2020-2021 school year, during summer school, and in the fall. Additional partners will be <br />considered on an as -needed basis to increase testing among essential workers or other <br />populations. Once the model for testing changes to in -home kits, LHA will shift its efforts to <br />helping individuals navigating access through local pharmacies, the County of Orange, <br />community health centers, and elsewhere where tests are provided. <br />Vaccine Mobile PODS Support. LHA's Mobile PODS in collaboration with OCHCA, the <br />Orange County Coalition of Community Health Centers, and vaccine site partners have the <br />benefit of addressing these and other strategies because they are located within a familiar setting <br />for the communities that are least likely to be otherwise vaccinated. The purpose of the Mobile <br />PODS is to serve those individuals who would otherwise not be vaccinated due to a myriad of <br />barriers that range from access to transportation to lack of support to navigate electronic <br />appointment systems to a need for support and accompaniment throughout the entire process. <br />LHA Promotores supports mobile PODs by: <br />• Serving as cultural and linguistic brokers for the entire vaccine process. <br />• Provide an overview of vaccine process and respond to questions related to eligibility, <br />immigration, insurance, identification requirements, among others. <br />• Assessing barriers to making or arriving to an appointment. <br />• Coordinating solutions to barriers (e.g. arranging transportation) with staff and/or <br />partners. <br />• Pre -registering individuals for an appointment. <br />