Vaccines don’t just protect the person who receives them—they also shield the most vulnerable in our community, like infants, older adults, and those with weakened immune systems.

Vaccinations during pregnancy help protect both mother and baby, reducing risks of serious illness and giving newborns vital protection in their first months of life.

When we travel, vaccines guard against diseases not common at home and help prevent the spread of illness across borders, keeping global communities healthier.

For people with chronic illnesses or weakened immune systems, vaccines are a critical defense against infections that could become life-threatening.

By reducing absences and preventing outbreaks, vaccines help schools and workplaces remain safe, healthy, and productive environments.

Vaccines save lives and reduce strain on hospitals, lowering healthcare costs while preventing widespread outbreaks in our communities.