CalScope ā California's COVID-19 Antibody Study
Note: This outreach toolkit is designed for local health departments and community partners in the following California counties:
Alameda, El Dorado, Kern, Los Angeles, Monterey, San Diego and Shasta. These counties have been selected for participation in the CalScope study.

CalScope is a population-based seroprevalence study that will help the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) learn how many Californians have antibodies to SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. A person may have antibodies in their blood due to a past infection or vaccination. This information will help CDPH understand COVID-19 disease burden and design more effective and efficient mitigation strategies.

Through
CalScope, households in selected counties are randomly invited to take a brief, anonymous survey and a free, at-home COVID-19 antibody test (using a finger-prick blood sample).
Up to one adult and one child from an invited household can participate and are eligible to receive up to $40 in gift cards per participant. The CalScope study is taking place in three separate waves during 2021ā2022.
Local public agencies and community partners can help invited participants learn more about CalScope and encourage them to participate.
The following fact sheets, flyers, social media messages and graphics were created by CDPH for local partners to share and aid in outreach in the following communities: Alameda, El Dorado, Kern, Los Angeles, Monterey, San Diego and Shasta counties.
These materials can be downloaded and shared.
Fact Sheets & Flyers
CalScope Fact Sheet for Local Partners
Overview of study
CalScope FAQ
For agencies to respond to questions from community members
CalScope Outreach Flyer
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Outreach Flyer
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Why Calscope Is Important Flyer
CalScope Infographic
With steps for participation
Graphics / Web Banners
Use these graphics and/or banners to promote the CalScope program or to link community members to the CalScope website from your trusted agency website.
Social Media Messaging
Use these suggested messages in conjunction with the social media images found below.
Donāt forget to use #CalScope for web posts!