Vaccine Education
Vaccines are a safe and effective way to protect you and your loved ones from preventable diseases. We are committed to protecting the health of our community by ensuring that every child, adolescent, and adult has access to necessary vaccinations. Our professional staff can answer questions you may have about vaccines, when to vaccinate, and where to find vaccines. We also provide free vaccine education programs in the community and at work.
Contact us at 973-268-2280 or complete the form below.
We provide vaccine education and support to both healthcare professionals and the public through the following initiatives:
HPV & Cancer Prevention Initiative
The HPV & Cancer Prevention Initiative, funded by the Whitehill Foundation, provides workshops and vaccine educational materials on human papillomavirus vaccine (HPV) to parents and adolescents primarily in Essex County.
The initiative also educates dental professionals on oral cancer prevention and recommends the HPV vaccine to patients. View our on-demand video playlist of HPV vaccine resources for professionals and the public.
Protect Me with 3+ Campaign
Protect Me with 3+ is an immunization awareness video and poster contest for high school and middle school students in New Jersey. We invite students, parents, teachers, school nurses, school administrators to particpate in this campaign that promotes good health. Learn more about how you can participate.
New Jersey Immunization Information System (NJIIS)
NJIIS is the official state immunization registry. The registry collects immunization data in an effort to assist the healthcare community with the goal of improving the health of New Jersey residents by reducing vaccine-preventable illnesses.
Hepatitis B Birth Dose Program
The hepatitis B birth dose program provides patient education materials in English, Spanish, and Chinese on preventing hepatitis B during pregnancy and the importance of babies receiving the hepatitis B vaccine within 12 hours after birth.
These Partnership vaccine education programs are generously funded by the New Jersey Department of Health Vaccine Preventable Disease Program.