Keeping Colorado Communities Healthy
Immunize Colorado works to protect Colorado families, schools and communities from vaccine-preventable diseases.
We Serve Colorado
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.
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.
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
Trial and Error in Undoing Vaccine Misinformation in the Ultra-Orthodox Jewish Community
Shots for Tots and Teens: Westminster
The 2023 Colorado Regional Immunization Summit
Shots for Tots and Teens: Westminster
Featured Resources
Team Vaccine Blog
If there were a vaccine against cancer, wouldn’t you get it for…
Each year, more than 37,000 cancer cases attributable to human papillomavirus, or HPV, are diagnosed in the U.S. Thankfully, there is a vaccine that can prevent HPV and the cancers it can cause. During HPV Prevention Week (January 22 – 28), the Alliance for HPV…
Each year, more than 37,000 cancer cases attributable to human papillomavirus, or HPV, are diagnosed in the U.S. Thankfully, there is a vaccine that can…
Misinformation: A Threat to the Health of All
It’s probably not news to you that misinformation abounds on the internet, especially on social media. Nor is the subject of misinformation unfamiliar to those in the pro-vaccine world; the Team Vaccine Blog has covered this subject before. In recent weeks, Twitter eliminated its COVID-19…
It’s probably not news to you that misinformation abounds on the internet, especially on social media. Nor is the subject of misinformation unfamiliar to those…
Don’t Fall to the Flu This Season
With the transition of quaking Aspen leaves from green to yellow, and the emergence of snow-capped mountain peaks, Colorado is in full-fledged fall season. With that comes the typical surge in respiratory viral infections. But this year, experts postulate a particularly troubling season. Not only…
With the transition of quaking Aspen leaves from green to yellow, and the emergence of snow-capped mountain peaks, Colorado is in full-fledged fall season. With…
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.