Did you know it's National Infant Immunization Week (NIIW)?
It's a good time to ensure your child is up to date on their immunizations. Babies and young children are more vulnerable to diseases. Getting vaccinated is the best way to protect against preventable diseases.
Find out what vaccines babies and children need and when to get them.
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Contact your provider to set up an immunization appointment. Your child's insurance provider may cover the costs.
Need help paying for vaccines?
If your child is uninsured or underinsured, vaccines are available at no cost. There are many ways to find a place to get free vaccines near you:
- Contact your local health department
- Find a federally qualified health center
- Reach out to a rural health center
- Search vaccines.gov for locations that may provide free vaccines
Children 18 or younger can get vaccines at no cost through the Vaccines for Children program.
More people are eligible for NC Medicaid. Learn about Medicaid and check your eligibility.
About NIIW
NIIW is a yearly observance that:
- Promotes the benefits of vaccines
- Improves the health of children ages 2 and younger