Available in English and Translated into Spanish and Other Languages for Each COVID-19 Vaccine. These COVID factsheets are required in place of Vaccine Information Statement (VIS).

This document provides immunization schedules for infants and children (in Spanish).

This interactive eBook includes easy-to-read information on vaccine-preventable diseases, including a description of each disease, its symptoms, and its prevention through immunization. On each disease page you will find an interesting fact about the disease. The eBook can also be downloaded and printed, or read on your computer or phone.

This one-page handout contains a list of organizations that provide credible, science-based information on vaccinations for Spanish-speaking patients.

This one-page handout contains a list of organizations that provide credible, science-based information on vaccinations for patients.

This handout was created for patients to help them understand the importance of flu vaccinations for all ages.

CDC created this factsheet to help parents understand the importance of the HPV vaccine.

VYF created this handout to help parents understand how vaccines are tested and monitored for safety and effectiveness in the U.S.

Providers should give this handout to parents and caregivers who do not want to vaccinate their children to help them better understand the benefits and risks of vaccines.

These booklets bring together credible resources to address the importance of immunizations for children, pregnant women, and adults. It can be printed and freely distributed (in whole or part). Originally created by VYF for WIC staff and participants, these resources are useful for parents and pregnant women in general.

This factsheet provides information on immunizations for babies in Spanish.

CDC created this handout about meningococcal vaccination for the parents and caregivers of preteens and teens.

Vaccinate Your Family answers questions people have about vaccines.

CDC created this handout about Tdap vaccination for the parents of preteens and teens.

CDC created these resources to help healthcare providers keep up-to-date on vaccine topics. The factsheets may also be distributed to parents/caregivers wanting in-depth information on these topics after talking to their child's doctor. Most of these factsheets include references to published scientific studies.

The National Indian Health Board, in an effort to keep Tribes engaged and informed in the development of a COVID-19 vaccine, offers this platform that contains communications, resources and advocacy materials

The Vaccine Education Center at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia created these Q and As on vaccines and vaccines safety for parents and caregivers. Available in English and Spanish.

This handout explains the importance of vaccinating against all strains of meningococcal disease.