How you can help
Please support GAVI’s efforts to prevent an estimated four million future deaths in poor countries by securing access to new vaccines.
- If you are new to GAVI, learn more here
- Seize opportunities to spread the message through articles in the media, blogs and public presentations.
- Spread the word via email and social media sites.
- Make sure GAVI's key messages about the power of immunisation and the opportunity to save lives are in all your communications: newsletters, website, blog, etc.
- Contact your local politician and express support for immunisation and full funding for GAVI.
- If you are from a Civil Society Organisation (CSO), join the GAVI CSO Constituency
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- Subscribe to GAVI’s Immunisation insights newsletter ahead of June 13th.
See also
Global pneumococcal vaccine roll-out
- Global roll-out of pneumococcal vaccines in the developing world
- Kenya marks the global roll out of pneumococcal vaccine against the world's leading cause of child death, 14 February 2011
- Full marks for Kenya's pneumococcal vaccine rollout
- News blog: Introduction of pneumococcal vaccine in Yemen, 29 January 2011
- Guyana Health Ministy launches new PCV 13 vaccine, 19 January 2011
- Introduction of pneumococcal vaccine in Nicaragua, 12 December 2010
- The Miracle of Vaccines, 28 January 2011- Melinda Gates report from her visit to Kenya during the pneumococcal vaccine roll-out
Related dowloads
- Investing in immunisation through the GAVI Alliance: the evidence base (PDF - 3029K)
- 2009 Progress Report (PDF - 5115K)
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