Indiana: Pharmacies as Vaccines for Children (VFC) Providers
Indiana utilized the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Vaccine Replacement Model in Kroger pharmacies to increase enrollment in the VFC program.
Seattle, Washington: Public Schools COVID-19 Vaccination Program
Seattle Public Schools hosted COVID-19 vaccination clinics at schools to easily reach target demographics.
Pennsylvania: Immunization Rate Improvement Activities for Special Populations in Lancaster County
The PA Immunization Program uses activities and partnerships to increase immunization rates by addressing cultural, educational, and accessibility challenges.
Wisconsin: Routine Immunization through Community Engagement (RICE) Grant Program
Wisconsin supports CBOs in their efforts to increase vaccine equity and to bolster routine vaccination efforts in communities impacted by low vaccination rates.
Vermont: Adult Immunization Quality Improvement (QI)
Vermont works to expand the Immunization Quality Improvement Program (IQIP) process to include adults.
Washington: WeConsider & Here For Us
WA DOH created a social marketing initiative called WeConsider and Here For Us to increase COVID-19 vaccination rates in the Black and African American communities.
Washington: Power of Providers (POP) Initiative
The Power of Providers (POP) Initiative is an innovative program that leverages healthcare providers by supporting their conversations about COVID-19 vaccines.
Washington: Culturally Competent Strategies for Increasing Vaccine Compliance and Uptake in Tribal Populations
Washington Department of Health developed culturally competent strategies for increasing vaccine compliance and uptake in tribal populations.
Philadelphia: COVID-19 Vaccine Access for the Homeless
The Philadelphia Department of Public Health coupled direct vaccination services with partnership building to increase vaccine access.
Philadelphia: Increasing COVID-19 and Routine Vaccine Access for People Experiencing Homelessness in Philadelphia
The Philadelphia Department of Public Health developed a mobile team that would meet individuals where they are, whether on the street or in a shelter.