Orlan Cadogan was one of the many parents at the Eunice Gibson Polyclinic in Warrens, St Michael, yesterday, ensuring that their children were up to date with vaccinations.
Here, Cadogan securely holds his son Josiah Griffith so health sister Heather Browne-Hewitt could administer his vaccination.
Polyclinics islandwide hosted open days as part of the activities for Immunization Week.
The public was asked to visit the clinics and take advantage of the drive to administer chicken pox and tetanus vaccines to adults in particular. (LK)
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