COVID-19 Resources

Vaccine FAQ Videos

Dr. Sarah Kemble, state epidemiologist, and Dr. Natascha Ching, pediatric infectious disease specialist at Kapi‘olani Medical Center for Women & Children, answer frequently asked questions from parents.

• Are COVID-19 vaccines safe for 5-11 year olds?

• Risks and benefits to consider?

• Why should I vaccinate my child if children don’t get seriously ill?

• Myocarditis in children?

• What is in the vaccines? What about heavy metals/etc?

• What are vaccination events like?

• How to talk to children about vaccination?

Health and Safety Guidance

Daily Wellness Check

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