Toolkit: Children and COVID-19 Vaccination

Public Health Communications Collaborative has created a one-page chart reflecting the latest vaccine recommendations for children, as well as sample social media posts and graphics to help you answer questions about children and vaccines across age groups in your community.

Resource Types: Images/Infographics, Toolkit/PDF

Community Types: AAPI/Asian Communities, Black Communities, Faith Communities, General Public, Immigrant Communities, Indigenous Communities, Latinx Communities, Mothers and Parents, People Experiencing Homelessness, People with Disabilities, Rural Communities, Youth/Schools

Topics Covered: Data about COVID-19 and/or vaccines, Information and facts about about COVID-19 vaccines, Tailored information for communities

Date Published: June 20, 2022

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The CDC recommends that children age 6 months and older should get a Pfizer or Moderna COVID-19 vaccine. The decision was made after analyzing substantial data from clinical trials involving thousands of children, confirming the vaccine’s safety and effectiveness for children in this age group. The CDC also advises that children age 5 and older who receive the Pfizer vaccine should get a booster at least 5 months after their second shot.

PHCC has created a one-page chart reflecting the latest vaccine recommendations for children, as well as sample social media posts and graphics to help you answer questions about children and vaccines across age groups in your community.

Download all graphics in both English and Spanish sized for Twitter and LinkedIn here

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