Scottish Vaccine Injury Group
A Scottish support and campaigning group for Covid19 vaccine injured or bereaved
If you think you have had an adverse reaction or been bereaved due to a covid19 vaccine administered in scotland join us.
email scottishvig@gmail.com
or join our facebook group, scottishvig
Catch up on the latest……….
In June 2025 we participated in the “Equalities and Human Rights” Impact Hearings. our Closing Statement will be shared here once published on the Inquiry’s website.
From 22nd September the inquiry will be hearing expert witnesses on the use of lockdown and other measures from scientific, social and ethical perspectives. You can see the timetable here
Vaccine Makers to Study Rare Post-Vax Syndrome, Spike Persistence After COVID Shot
— Trials also will evaluate whether vaccination reduces long COVID symptoms. Click on the image below to read more.
Billy from AVIS is doing a sponsored walk to raise money for Vaccine Injured People in Scotland.
You can visit the GiveSendGo page here and click on the image below to visit their website
React19 have produced two powerful films: “Inside the Vaccine Trials” and “Why Can’t We Talk About This?” React19 are a charity who provide counselling and support with medical costs for Vaccine Injured.
We belong to a global alliance of vaccine injured groups who have all contributed towards making a short video. Please take a moment tomorrow to watch it and also to share it!
The video can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/lfOKgF-yHJc
You can find out more about the groups who form the global alliance here
More on UK & Scottish Covid19 Public Inquiries
We have core participant status in both the UK and Scottish Public Inquiries.
Module 4 of the UK Inquiry – Vaccines and Therapeutics – is now completed.
The Scottish Inquiry is ongoing and we have not yet given evidence. Click on the link below to find out more
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Global Community
We partner with vaccine injury groups from around the globe. Links to their groups and also other useful sites for support, treatment ideas, important statistics and more