What to know
Zambia worked with CDC and partners to expand COVID-19 vaccination. This expansion used a new model in clinics supported by the U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) to help get COVID-19 vaccines to people living with HIV. With CDC support, the Ministry of Health (MOH) expanded vaccination to more than 1,000 sites in all 10 of Zambia's provinces as vaccines were available.
![Health care worker provides vaccination to patient.](/global-health/media/images/pepfar_clinics_facilitate_covid19_vaccination_zambia_004.jpg)
Photo essay
![Photo of a man receiving a COVID-19 vaccine at a clinic.](/global-health/media/images/pepfar_clinics_facilitate_covid19_vaccination_zambia_001.jpg)
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![Three adults speaking](/global-health/media/images/pepfar_clinics_facilitate_covid19_vaccination_zambia_003.jpg)
![a man giving a woman a vaccination shot](/global-health/media/images/pepfar_clinics_facilitate_covid19_vaccination_zambia_004.jpg)
![image of two health workers talking](/global-health/media/images/pepfar_clinics_facilitate_covid19_vaccination_zambia_005.jpg)
![Group of people holding up vaccination plans](/global-health/media/images/pepfar_clinics_facilitate_covid19_vaccination_zambia_006.jpg)
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