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National Influenza Vaccination Week
December 8 - December 14, 2008
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has announced the week of December 8-14, 2008, as National Influenza Vaccination Week. This event is designed to highlight the importance of continuing influenza (flu) vaccination, as well as foster greater use of flu vaccine through the months of November, December and beyond.
More information coming soon.
- Resources for Health Professionals and Partners
Media toolkit, Podcasts, Ecards, and more... - See What Others are Doing: Late Season Activities beyond NIVW
National and State Events - Submit an Activity!
Tell us about your vaccination activity, media event, or campaign. - We Need Your Help!
Help get the message out by spotlighting NIVW on your website. Available in English and Spanish.
Related Links
Every Child By Two (ECBT) seeks to raise awareness about the dangers of influenza and the importance for all parents to have their children vaccinated beginning at six months of age. See the ECBT web site for more information about flu vaccinations or vaccination centers.
Families Fighting Flu, Inc. (FFF) is a non-profit, volunteer-based corporation made up of families and healthcare practitioners who have experienced first-hand the death of a child due to the flu, or have had a child experience severe medical complications from the flu. Through education and advocacy, FFF hopes to improve the rates of annual childhood influenza vaccinations and help reduce the number of childhood illnesses and deaths caused by the flu each year.
Flu Clinic Locator: Provided by the American Lung Association. Find a clinic near you to get your flu vaccine. If this link does not find a clinic near you, your local health department or newspaper may have more information.
- Page last updated June 10, 2008
- Content Source: Coordinating Center for Infectious Diseases (CCID)
- National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases (NCIRD)
