Susanna Reid backs Sun’s Jabs Army campaign as 46k sign up to vaccinate Britain

SELFLESS Brits swelled our Jabs Army to 46,077 yesterday — just 3,923 short of our target as the national battle to beat Covid powered on.

Good Morning Britain host Susanna Reid and Love Island star Jack Fincham were among those to back our campaign.

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Salisbury Cathedral became the latest “hub” with 1,000 over-80s inoculated there yesterday.

Legoland Windsor, Alton Towers, Thorpe Park, Chessington World of Adventures and The London Eye joined the roll-call of companies adding support.

Susanna said: “Last year was tough, so let’s help make 2021 better. It’s so important we get help to those who need it, and get this ambitious vaccination programme done.”

Jack added: “The Jabs Army campaign is a way to play a role. As every vaccination is potentially a life saved, I’ll be signing up myself.”

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How to sign up

VOLUNTEERS for the Jabs Army are being asked to first register online at

You will then receive an email with log-in details to sign up online.

Finally, you will be asked to download the GoodSAM app on a smartphone which will match you to a role in your area.

Services will be opening in the coming days and weeks, with different areas up and running at different times, so you might not be required on site for some weeks. Not everyone who signs up will need to be called upon.

You need to commit to only two six-hour shifts a month at a vaccination service, and no prior experience or qualifications are required.

You will work as part of a team that will include NHS staff and volunteers. The Royal Voluntary Service will conduct appropriate background checks.

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Former RAF Flt/Sgt Louis Godwin, 95, was among those inoculated. He said: “I was so pleased to get it, especially in a setting like this.”

We teamed up with the Royal Voluntary Service to find selfless Brits willing to give two six-hour shifts a month.

As more centres open, with jabs for those in their 70s starting from next week, our 50,000 volunteer stewards will be vital to the nationwide effort.

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