What to know
Vaccines provided through the VFC Program must be administered according to the guidelines outlined by the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) in VFC Program resolutions. The resolutions represent the rules that providers must follow for administering each specific vaccine under the VFC Program. VFC Program vaccines may also be administered according to State school attendance laws.
Individual VFC Program vaccine guidelines
- 10/22-1 COVID-19 Updated Oct 2022
- 6/21-1 Dengue Updated Jun 2021
- 02/24-1 Diphtheria, Tetanus, & Pertussis Updated Feb 2024
- 6/24-1 Haemophilus influenzae type b Updated Jun 2024
- 6/19-6 Hepatitis A Updated Jul 2019
- 6/19-3 Hepatitis B Updated Jul 2019
- 10/16-2 Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Updated October 2016
- 10/24-1 Influenza Updated Oct 2024
- 04/25-1 Meningococcal Updated Apr 2025
- 10/17-3 MMR & Varicella Updated Jun 2022
- 10/23-2 Monkeypox Updated Oct 2023
- 06/94-16 Outbreak controls Adopted Jun 1994
- 06/23-2 Pneumococcal Updated Jul 2023
- 6/19-4 Polio Updated Jun 2019
- 06/08-1 Rotavirus Updated Feb 2023
- 09/23-1 RSV Updated Apr 2026
- 10/23-3 Vaccines included in VFC Program Updated Oct 2023
Content Source
National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases (NCIRD); Immunization Services Division
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