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Minnesota Vaccines for Children Program (MnVFC)
The Minnesota Vaccines for Children (MnVFC) program is an enhanced version of the federally funded Vaccines for Children (VFC) program. Its goal is to ensure affordable vaccines for all children within their own clinics.
- MnVFC Program Basics
Learn more about the MnVFC program, how to become a MnVFC provider, and program requirements.
- MnVFC Broadcast Faxes
Time-sensitive updates sent to MnVFC providers.
- MnVFC Forms
Download current vaccine order forms, enrollment forms, report forms, and access the MnVFC Online Ordering tool.
- MnVFC Promotional Materials
Posters, table tents, and color flyers with self-screening form to promote the MnVFC program.
- Federal Vaccines for Children program (VFC)
The CDC's Vaccines for Children web site. Attention: Non-MDH link
- Minnesota Federally Qualified Health Centers and Rural Health Centers (PDF:80KB/5 pages)
Clinic list of federally designated FQHCs and RHCs located in Minnesota as of January 26, 2012.
Spotlight
2012 CDC Childhood Immunization Champion Award
Understanding Vaccines ECHO-TV Program
Change in School Immunization Law on Reporting History of Varicella
Guidance and Training Resources for MIIC Users
Current issue of Got Your Shots? News
ACIP Recommendations
Attention: Non-MDH link
Frequently Requested
VISs
CDC fact sheets on vaccines.
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CDC Immunization Home
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