In the coming days, the DHB plans to continue that outreach, including hosting a pop-up clinic at a Whanganui petrol station, allowing residents to get vaccinated as they fill up their vehicle.
As the region's vaccination rate rises, the DHB said its focus will now shift to people who haven't yet actively presented for vaccination.
A DHB spokesperson said there were experts at every vaccination clinic willing to answer questions from those needing further information.
"Professionals are always on hand to discuss concerns, answer questions and provide advice and comfort," the spokesperson said.
"We are all in this together, and the best response to protect our rohe is to get the vaccination.
"Let's spend summer with our loved ones and whānau, not in lockdowns."
As at November 1, a total of 38,881 people, or 68 per cent of the Whanganui DHB population, were fully vaccinated.
A further 12,641 doses are required for the region to hit the 90 per cent target, the Ministry of Health said.
Upcoming vaccination clinics
November 2:
• Te Rito Vaccination Hub – 9am – 4pm - 62 Victoria Ave, Whanganui
• Central City Pharmacy - 1:30pm – 4:30pm - 121 Victoria Avenue, Whanganui
• Living Waters Medical - 8:30am – 4pm - 5 Rakau Road, Castlecliff, Whanganui
• St Josephs Hall, St Mary's Parish - 10am – 4pm - 1 Campbell Street, Whanganui
• Te Mataphi/Bulls Community Centre - 9:30am – 3:30pm - 4 Criterion Street. Bulls
November 3:
• Te Rito Vaccination Hub – 9am – 4pm - 62 Victoria Ave, Whanganui
• Central City Pharmacy - 1:30pm – 4:30pm -121 Victoria Avenue, Whanganui
• Living Waters Medical - 8:30am – 4pm - 5 Rakau Road, Castlecliff, Whanganui
• Caltex Whanganui - 9am – 3:30pm - 241 Victoria Ave, Whanganui
• Hunterville Town Hall - 10am-3pm - 19 Bruce St, Hunterville
• The Centre Raetihi - 10:30-3pm - 14-16 Seddon St, Raetihi
