National Multivaccination Campaign between August 3rd and September 1st Disclosure The 2026 Multivaccination campaign begins this Monday (3) in Manaus with the aim of updating the vaccination records of children and adolescents. The mobilization continues until September 1st and makes vaccines available from the National Vaccination Calendar in more than 170 units of the municipal health network, distributed in urban and rural areas of the capital. The action is part of the National Multivaccination Campaign, coordinated by the Ministry of Health, which seeks to expand vaccination coverage and reduce the number of children and adolescents with delayed doses. In addition to providing care at health units, Community Health Agents (CHA) will actively search for children and adolescents with an incomplete vaccination schedule. Identification will be made based on information registered in official health systems. ? Join the g1 AM channel on WhatsApp During the campaign, healthcare professionals will check each user's vaccination status and apply the recommended doses according to age group and vaccination history.
Multivaccination campaign for children and adolescents begins this Monday in Manaus
National Multivaccination Campaign between August 3rd and September 1st Disclosure The 2026 Multivaccination campaign begins this Monday (3) in Manaus with the aim of updating the vaccination records of children and...
??Among the immunizers that may be offered are vaccines against: Poliomyelitis Measles, mumps and rubella (triple viral) Diphtheria, tetanus and whooping cough Hepatitis A and B Rotavirus Meningitis Yellow fever HPV Dengue – in the municipalities where it is included in the calendar Influenza Covid-19 In Manaus, vaccination coverage among children under 1 year of age is 78.60% for yellow fever, 94.24% for polio and 93.88% for the pentavalent vaccine. Adolescents up to 19 years of age who have not yet received the HPV vaccine will also be able to update their immunization during mobilization. The campaign also includes adults with overdue vaccinations, especially against measles and yellow fever.
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