Vaccine Campaigns

This communication toolkit (accessible via Google Drive) is designed to provide you with communication materials, including social media content, and a comprehensive list of medically vetted answers to FAQs about the COVID-19 vaccine during pregnancy. Currently, we have content in English, Spanish, Simplified Chinese, Vietnamese, Bulgarian. We are adding more languages on an ongoing basis.

Thank you to our partners at One Vax, Two Lives for creating this toolkit! Visit their website to learn more. 

Social Media Toolkit

Help us promote our Vax into Summer campaign with your networks! This social media toolkit includes shareable images and messaging that you can use on your own social media and communications channels:

• Social Media Toolkit: English | Spanish
• Facebook/Twitter Images
  • Image 1: English | Spanish
  • Image 2: English | Spanish | Somali
  • Image 3: English | Spanish
  • Image 4: English | Spanish
  • Image 5: English | Spanish | Somali
  • Image 6: English | Spanish
• Instagram Images
  • Image 1: English | Spanish
  • Image 2: English | Spanish | Somali
  • Image 3: English | Spanish
  • Image 4: English | Spanish
  • Image 5: English | Spanish | Somali
  • Image 6: English | Spanish |

“Dear Parent” Letters

These letters are for clinics and health care providers to send out to the parents or caregivers of their pediatric patients. These letters come in English and Spanish and will soon be available in several other languages. Please download below as editable Word Documents:

• English
• Spanish

Childhood Vaccine Campaign Backpack Stuffer

Flyer

Childhood Vaccination Toolkit for Schools: This toolkit is for school and school nurses. The toolkit includes links to childhood vaccination resources, sample letters for parents/guardians and social media posts for childhood and COVID-19 vaccines.

Social Media Toolkit

Help us promote our Vax to School campaign with your networks! This social media toolkit includes shareable images and messaging that you can use on your own social media and communications channels:

• Social Media Toolkit: English | Spanish

“Dear Parent” Letters

These letters are for clinics and health care providers to send out to the parents or caregivers of their pediatric patients. These letters come in several languages and can be downloaded below as editable Word Documents:

• English
• Spanish

Social Media Toolkit

Help us promote our Stay Safe, Stay Healthy, Stay Vaccinated! campaign with your networks! This social media toolkit includes shareable images and messaging that you can use on your own social media and communications channels:

• Social Media Toolkit
• Facebook/Twitter Images
  • Image 1
  • Image 2
  • Image 3
• Instagram Images
  • Image 1
  • Image 2
  • Image 3

Vaccinating children and your family on time is the best way to protect from vaccine preventable diseases. This ensures that our communities remain free of vaccine preventable diseases. If routine vaccination is postponed, we could also be faced with an outbreak of vaccine preventable diseases, like measles. See some resources below for keeping you and your family safe and vaccinated during the pandemic!  

• Washington State Department of Health (DOH): Coronavirus (COVID-19) Vaccine Page 
• Washington State Department of Health (DOH): Life After Vaccine 
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: COVID-19 Vaccines 
• Vaccinate Your Family: Information and Resources on COVID-19 and COVID-19 Vaccines 
• Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia: Questions and Answers about COVID-19 Vaccines 
• Public Health – Seattle & King County: “Protecting Unvaccinated Children as COVID-19 Restrictions Are Lifted” 
• Harvard Health Blog: “Coronavirus outbreak and kids” 
• What to Expect, “Well-Baby Visits During the Coronavirus Outbreak: Is It Still Safe to Go?” 
• Vaccines When Your Child is Sick 
• COVID-19, Kids, and Vaccination 
• The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), “Why is is so important for my kids to get caught up on their childhood immunizations during the COVID-19 pandemic?” 
• The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) Parenting Website 

The Washington Department of Health encourages healthcare providers to continue vaccinating patients, especially infants and older adults, who are at highest risk of getting vaccine-preventable diseases. Reducing access to immunizations increases our risk of disease outbreaks. See below for resources for healthcare providers on COVID-19 vaccine and vaccinating during COVID-19.

• CDC: Resources for Encouraging Routine Childhood Vaccinations
• Ad Council COVID Collaborative Toolkits 
  • Public Health Toolkit 
  • Black Community Toolkit 
  • Hispanic Community Toolkit 
  • Black Faith Toolkit 
  • Hispanic Faith Community Toolkit 
  • Corporation/Employer Toolkit 

• Washington State Department of Health: Coronavirus (COVID-19) Vaccine Page 
• CDC: Healthcare Professionals: Vaccine Recipient Education 
• National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine: A Framework for Equitable Allocation of Vaccine for the Novel Coronavirus 
• National Institute for Health Care Management Foundation: Systemic Racism & Health Care, COVID & Treatment Infographic 
• National Foundation for Infectious Diseases: Keep Up The Rates Campaign 
• Washington Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics COVID-19 Page 
• CDC Information for Pediatric Providers