The United Way of Greater Union County (UWGUC) is leading this project, in which 400 people experiencing homelessness in Elizabeth, Roselle and Plainfield will take the COVID-19 vaccine at community-based vaccination clinics. Transportation to and from the sites will be provided as needed, and after-care kits will be distributed to aid a comfortable recovery from post-vaccination symptoms. The Union County Department of Human Services is partnering in this work by serving as the vaccine point of dispensing. Together with the Visiting Nurse Association and community-based organizations, UWGUC is working to identify these most vulnerable persons and establish temporary vaccination sites. By taking the vaccine to community settings and administering it to members of a hard-to-reach population, including families who are living in hotels and motels, this program could create a model for providing equitable access to COVID-19 vaccines.