Keeping Colorado Communities Healthy
Immunize Colorado works to protect Colorado families, schools and communities from vaccine-preventable diseases.

Get Answers to Common COVID-19 Vaccine Questions
It's completely normal to have questions about COVID-19 vaccines. While medical and public health experts are still learning about COVID-19, there is a lot we do know about the vaccines that prevent it.


Immunize Colorado is Hiring!
Interested in helping to improve the health of Colorado communities? Join our team! Immunize Colorado is hiring for the following positions.
Our Impact
As Colorado’s only statewide independent 501c(3) nonprofit organization committed to keeping Coloradans healthy through immunization, Immunize Colorado elevates the essential role vaccines play in preventing illness and promoting health for all of Colorado; we do this by building awareness for vaccines, educating health care providers, and advocating for policies that protect Coloradans with the goal of increasing vaccination rates.
Vaccines Save Lives
Vaccines avert over $400 million in hospitalization charges in Colorado each year.
Vaccines prevent over 8,600 hospitalizations among Colorado children each year.
Vaccines prevent 4 - 5 million deaths worldwide each year.
In the U.S., vaccines protect people of all ages against 17 dangerous or deadly diseases.
Supporting Vaccines For All
We believe that all groups—regardless of race, ethnicity, ability, income or other factor—deserve to have accurate information about vaccines, and reliable access to them.

Upcoming Events
The 2023 Colorado Regional Immunization Summit
Shots for Tots and Teens: Aurora
Shots for Tots and Teens: Westminster
Shots for Tots and Teens: Aurora
Team Vaccine Blog
High Immunization Rates in Colorado Schools and Child Cares: Something To Strive…
As the Public Health Emergency (PHE) for COVID-19 ends and vaccine misinformation continues to spread, we bring your attention today to the topic of school immunizations. Diseases like measles and chickenpox spread easily in schools where students are in proximity to one another. These diseases…
As the Public Health Emergency (PHE) for COVID-19 ends and vaccine misinformation continues to spread, we bring your attention today to the topic of school…
Colorado Can Combat Oral Cancer with the HPV Vaccine
Oral cancer diagnoses are dramatically increasing in the U.S., with oropharyngeal (throat) cancer driving this increase. According to the Oral Cancer Foundation, approximately 54,000 Americans were diagnosed with oral or oropharyngeal cancers in the U.S. last year. Human Papillomavirus, or HPV, is estimated to cause…
Oral cancer diagnoses are dramatically increasing in the U.S., with oropharyngeal (throat) cancer driving this increase. According to the Oral Cancer Foundation, approximately 54,000 Americans…
What’s the Impact of Vaccine-Preventable Diseases in Colorado?
Immunize Colorado and Children’s Hospital Colorado recently released a report detailing the impact of vaccine-preventable diseases (VPDs) in Colorado from 2020-2021. The report, which was prepared by researchers in the Department of Epidemiology at Children’s Colorado, reveals that in the two-year span over 327,000 adults…
Immunize Colorado and Children’s Hospital Colorado recently released a report detailing the impact of vaccine-preventable diseases (VPDs) in Colorado from 2020-2021. The report, which was…
Vaccines in the News

Advocate With Us
Our communities are safer when there are effective policies in place to support vaccination efforts.
Anyone who supports protecting families, schools and communities from vaccine-preventable diseases can be an advocate. Whether it’s talking to a fellow parent on the playground or meeting with an elected official, we can all take steps to champion vaccines in our communities and make sure every Coloradan has reliable information about and access to life-saving vaccines.