Can I see my friends if I’m vaccinated?

Vaccination allows safer socialising, but COVID-19 precautions still matter. Meeting outdoors, testing, and respecting boundaries help protect yourself and others. Stay informed and enjoy seeing friends responsibly.

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Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, restrictions on socialising have been a major challenge for young people. Many teenagers have missed out on spending time with friends, going to school in person, and enjoying normal social activities. Now that vaccines are widely available, a common question is: if you're vaccinated, can you see your friends? Understanding COVID-19 Vaccination Vaccination is one of the most effective ways to protect yourself and others from COVID-19. In the UK, vaccines have been made available to people aged 12 and older. The vaccines help reduce the risk of serious illness, hospitalisation, and transmission of the...
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