THE Sun’s Jabs Army has been hailed as the “key ingredient” in making the NHS vaccination programme “one of the most successful in the world”.
Sir Simon Stevens, chief executive of NHS England, thanked Sun readers for throwing their weight behind the vaccine blitz.The Jabs Army has been hailed as a 'key ingredient' in Britain's vaccine successSir Simon Stevens, chief executive of NHS England, thanked Sun readers for their hard workSir Simon said: “Volunteers really are force multipliers and a key ingredient in why the NHS vaccination programme is one of the most successful in the world.
“So I would like to take this opportunity, on behalf of everyone across the health service, to say a heartfelt ‘thank you’ to the Sun and its readers for assembling a“The vaccination programme, the largest in the health service’s history, is making extraordinary progress thanks to the careful planning and hard work of NHS staff but also thanks to volunteers up and down the country who are providing invaluable support to nurses, doctors and other others who are delivering the life-saving jabs.
A HOST of celebs and politicians threw their weight behind Jabs Army as they praised kind-hearted Sun readers who signed up. Their calls were led by Boris Johnson, who begged for volunteers to help 'return the country to normal life'.campaign is a brilliant example of the power of collective action."So today, I call on everyone who has the time to join the legions of volunteers already signed up and to boost volunteer numbers further still."He said: “Everyone is saying how bored they are. They’ve watched Netflix, gone through everything on the internet, read Google.
Get over yourselves it’s the NHS that has achieved this 🙄.
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