Content created by Office of Infectious Disease and HIV/AIDS Policy (OIDP)
This page provides messages and graphics to help spread awareness about catch up immunizations during the novel coronavirus, or COVID-19, pandemic. Vaccines play an important role in keeping us all healthy, so these materials can be used to promote vaccination for all audiences.
Social Media Graphics
Options for downloading graphics for Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram are available under each image. You can download sample social media messages here, opens in a new tab*.
More Resources from our Partners
- American Academy of Pediatrics – #CallYourPediatrician Toolkit, links to an external website, opens in a new tab
- American Academy of Pediatrics – Clinical Guidance During COVID-19, links to an external website, opens in a new tab
- American Academy of Family Physicians – Respond to Coronavirus (COVID-19), links to an external website, opens in a new tab
- Association of Immunization Managers – Routine Immunization Media Materials, links to an external website, opens in a new tab
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention – National Immunization Awareness Month Toolkit
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention – Resources for Encouraging Vaccinations During COVID-19 Pandemic
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention – Vaccines for Children Program – Information for Parents
- HPV Roundtable – Help Get Adolescent Vaccination Back on Track, links to an external website, opens in a new tab
- Immunization Action Coalition – Repository of Resources for Maintaining Immunization During COVID-19, links to an external website, opens in a new tab
- Immunization Action Coalition – Ask The Experts: COVID-19 and Routine Vaccination, links to an external website, opens in a new tab
- National Foundation for Infectious Diseases – Keep up the Rates Campaign, links to an external website, opens in a new tab
*People using assistive technology may not be able to fully access information in these files. For assistance, contact the HHS Office of Infectious Disease and HIV/AIDS Policy by emailing Ann.Aikin@hhs.gov, opens in a new window.