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Worcester, Seven Hills Offer Free Lyft Rides To Vaccine Clinics

Worcester-area residents can get a free ride to any coronavirus vaccine clinic in the area.

Worcester, Lyft and the Seven Hills Foundation are providing free rides to coronavirus vaccine clinics.
Worcester, Lyft and the Seven Hills Foundation are providing free rides to coronavirus vaccine clinics. (Jenna Fisher/Patch)

WORCESTER, MA — Worcester-area residents who want a coronavirus vaccine can get a free ride to a clinic from Lyft.

The city of Worcester and the Seven Hills Foundation are collaborating to give ride credits to local low-income residents. The rides can be used to get to any coronavirus vaccine clinic, according to the sponsors.

There are dozens of COVID-19 vaccine sites in the Worcester area. See a map of all the sites on the state's vaccine website.

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The Worcester program is part of a Lyft initiative to give out 60 million rides to vaccine clinics. Lyft also has a program, LyftUp, that provides free rides to local grocery stores. That program began last June.

If you want a ride to either a vaccine clinic or a grocery store, call the Worcester Family Resource Center at 508-796-1411. Their hours are Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

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