News4JAX reached to out to multiple local pharmacies and hospitals, and most places didn’t carry the vaccine for young children.

LAKELAND, Fla. – Because Publix Pharmacy will not have COVID-19 vaccinations appointments during Easter weekend, it announced Tuesday that it is cancelling its Wednesday’s scheduling opportunity in Florida, according to a news release. The online reservation system will reopen Friday for appointments for the Moderna vaccine. Vaccinations are provided by appointment only, while supplies last, through the online reservation system at publix.com/covidvaccine. With the exception of this week, the online reservation system typically opens every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 7 a.m. for vaccine appointments at Florida Publix pharmacies. Appointments may not be available in every county during every scheduling opportunity.

Southeast Georgia Health System has appointments available to get the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine on Saturday, Feb. 27, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Brunswick Campus hospital located at 2415 Parkwood Drive. People age 65 and older, their caregivers, health care workers and emergency first responders are eligible to receive the vaccine. You must be available for a second dose 21 days later. Those with appointments must provide a form of identification and should wear a shirt that provides access to their upper arm. Masks are required in a Health System facility.

Florida’s COVID-19 vaccine distribution partnership with the supermarket chain Publix is expanding to three more Northeast Florida counties this week. Starting Wednesday at 7 a.m., seniors will be able to book appointments for stores in Duval, Clay and Columbia counties, the grocery store announced Tuesday. AdThere are now 325 Publix pharmacies in 23 Florida counties administering vaccinations. Starting by the end of this week, vaccines will be in 593 Publix stores statewide across 41 counties, Gov. “With the addition of doses provided by the federal government, we are able to offer more Florida residents the opportunity to be vaccinated,” said Publix CEO Todd Jones.