PlagueGuard

About Us

Our Mission

At PlagueGuard, we provide clear, trusted information on plague prevention, symptoms, and vaccination to empower public health.
Learn More
A healthcare worker wearing a colorful headscarf, mask, and protective gloves administers a vaccine to a man sitting in a car. The setting appears to be a drive-through vaccination site with white tents and orange traffic cones visible in the background. Both individuals are wearing face masks, and the health worker is dressed in a light-colored protective gown.
A young boy is receiving a vaccination from a smiling healthcare professional. The boy is looking away, while the healthcare worker gently administers the injection. Both are indoors with a plain background, suggesting a clinical setting.

Our Services

Two vials labeled 'COVID-19 Vaccine' are prominently placed in front of a vaccination reminder card. The card emphasizes keeping the record in a purse or wallet and has informational text about the vaccine. The background is a solid blue color.
In-depth articles on plague symptoms, prevention, and vaccination facts.
A laptop displays a screen with a vibrant purple background featuring the text 'Wash & Vax' with stylized virus iconography above it. Detailed text below outlines a call to action related to vaccines and social distancing, with a prominent 'start' button visible.
Interactive guides designed for easy understanding and public health education.
A vaccination certificate booklet is placed on a flat surface, along with a rapid test cassette lying on top. The booklet is yellow, with text indicating it as a certificate of vaccination, and bears the seal of the World Health Organization. The rapid test cassette is white, simple in design, and oriented horizontally.
Interactive guides designed for easy understanding and public health education.

Gallery

Snapshots capturing plague awareness events, vaccine drives, and educational moments.

Two yellow vaccination certificates with printed and handwritten details. The documents are related to smallpox vaccination and revaccination, featuring several dates, stamps, and signatures. The surface shows signs of wear, and the text is in multiple languages, including English and French.
A blue banner with the word 'VACCINATED!' and a message encouraging COVID-19 vaccination is set up as a backdrop. It is surrounded by three black and gray chairs on a polished wooden floor in an empty room.
A hand holding a smartphone displaying a webpage with cartoon images of coronavirus particles. The text on the screen instructs the user to prevent the viruses from reaching them, indicating a game or interactive task. The interface includes a play button and navigation arrows.
A bus features an advertisement with a message about COVID-19. On the left side, a child wearing a face mask is depicted giving a peace sign. The text, printed in Chinese, discusses COVID-19 prevention and encourages mask-wearing. The right side of the advertisement includes further informational text in green and yellow, with contact details for COVID testing and the NYC and Test & Trace logos.
A healthcare professional is administering a vaccine to a young child while a woman, possibly the child's mother, holds the child on her lap. The child is focused on the procedure, and the healthcare provider is smiling, wearing a shirt with colorful heart patterns.
A person dressed in a plague doctor costume stands amidst dense greenery, holding a chain with a smoky lantern. The costume features a black hat adorned with a red rose and feathers, and a beaked mask typical of historical plague doctors.
A person is administering a vaccination shot to a young woman. The young woman has her shirt sleeve rolled up, and the scene is captured in black and white, highlighting the somber and serious nature of the moment.
A person wearing a dark outfit and a plague doctor mask with a top hat is holding a glowing syringe. The background is dark and eerie, giving a mysterious and unsettling atmosphere.

Feedback

PlagueGuard’s clear, trustworthy info helped me understand prevention and feel confident sharing facts with my community.