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Native American Pre-teen Vaccine Campaign

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The Native American Pre-teen Vaccine Campaign includes posters, flyers, and web buttons that educate parents and providers about recommended pre-teen vaccines and the 11 and 12 year old medical check-up. Materials were created with community input and after audience research in the Pacific Northwest and Southwest. Several pieces include audience-tested, culturally-specific messages and graphics. Use the above links to review and download materials.

Native American Family

Campaign Goals

  • Motivate caregivers of 11 and 12 year olds to have their pre-teens immunized with Tdap, Flu, MCV4 and HPV (for girls).
  • Motivate caregivers to get their pre-teens caught up on missed childhood vaccines.
  • Increase awareness in Native American parents of immunization recommendations and benefits (and thereby increase immunization rates and prevent disparities).
  • Promote the 11 to 12 year old medical check-up.
  • Provide healthcare providers who see Native American pre-teens with educational materials to facilitate their efforts.

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Target Audiences

  • Primary audiences
    • Mothers of Native American pre-teens
    • Pediatricians and their staffs
    • Family physicians and their staff
  • Secondary Audiences
    • Fathers and other caregivers of Native American pre-teens
    • Organizations that have members who can reach Native American parents and providers who serve Native American

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What Parents, Pre-teens and Adolescents Should Know

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For Health Professionals

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This page last modified on October 8, 2009
Content last reviewed on October 8, 2009
Content Source: National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases

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