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Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, helps vaccinate half the world’s children against deadly and debilitating diseases. #VaccinesWork #ForOurFuture
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“Cholera is such a big problem here. I’m just grateful that my children survived.” In Malawi, #cholera is a constant threat for too many parents. But this time, a vaccine is giving families protection against this deadly disease.

A grassroots effort is transforming vaccine access in Togo. Local leaders like Augustin Kola are overcoming #vaccinehesitancy and empowering communities to embrace immunisation.

Thank you to @unicef.org Ambassador Ayushmann Khurrana for sharing the life-saving power of immunisation because every vaccination is a step towards a brighter, healthier future. We’re calling on donors to fully fund Gavi to secure healthier futures for children around the world. #ForOurFuture

Thank you, Dr Lia Tadesse for this important reminder that vaccines are “the most powerful shield” to protect children around the world from deadly and debilitating diseases like measles, polio and typhoid! #VaccinesWork #forourfuture

“We are not just inoculators; we are educators.” Nurses in Zimbabwe’s #cholera hotspots are spreading life-saving knowledge while fighting one of the country’s deadliest outbreaks.

Everyone has a right to lifesaving vaccines, no matter where they live. At PATH, we’re proud to work with @gavi.org to give hundreds of millions of children a fair chance at a healthy life. But millions more still miss out. It’s time to fully fund Gavi ➡️ bit.ly/3KQTvMQ #VaccinesWork #ForOurFuture

@gavi.org and @rescueuk.bsky.social's REACH Consortium has administered 9 million vaccine doses to children in humanitarian and conflict-affected regions across the Horn of Africa. This partnership showcases the extraordinary impact we can have when we work together: bit.ly/3ECz4n7

Global players like @gavi.org have a crucial role in supporting global health by ensuring equal access to lifesaving vaccines for everyone, everywhere. And in Nigeria, Gavi’s support strengthens the country’s health ecosystem in multiple ways. Here’s a closer look at its impact. ⬇️

Hospital drains: where some of the deadliest bacteria call home. Even the best cleaning protocols can’t keep these antibiotic-resistant invaders at bay.

Fever dreams are more than just wild visions. They're a glimpse into how our brains react to infection. Discover the science behind these intense, surreal dreams:

When a child gets vaccinated in one country, we’re all safer. But threats like: ❌ Epidemics spreading across borders ❌ Fragile supply chains ❌ Crises pulling resources away from immunisation ...all put progress at risk. A strong Gavi keeps vaccines moving and outbreaks at bay—for everyone.

From joint pain to fever, #Chikungunya is a mosquito-borne virus that’s on the rise. But with a new vaccine, we’re closer than ever to stopping its spread.

Waterborne outbreaks of #HepatitisE are on the rise. Affecting millions every year, this virus thrives in areas with poor sanitation. Read more about this growing threat:

The heart: more than just a symbol of love. This organ has been revered, feared, and even associated with dark magic throughout history. Discover its deeper significance.

Flu season is here, and it’s hitting harder than expected. Has your household been affected? Here’s everything you need to know about what’s going on with this brutal #flu season:

From Alexander the Great to Mozart, some of #history's most iconic figures were brought down by invisible foes. But which diseases killed them—and what can we learn from their stories?

Dr Sahreen Nosherwani’s work in Balochistan shows what’s at stake. No parent should lose a child to rotavirus or any preventable disease. A strong Gavi means more vaccines and more health workers, helping ensure no child misses out. #ForOurFuture #VaccinesWork

Funding Gavi “is a no-brainer. It should astonish us that we can so easily save lives. It should be self-evident that we must continue to seize that opportunity” - read more via the Guardian: https://bit.ly/4b0ywDD #forourfuture

“Our collective health and prosperity can only be assured through solidarity and partnership” - in his op-ed for Euronews, our Board Chair José Manuel Barroso outlines why global health security “solidarity and security are two sides of the same coin”: bit.ly/40Rh5Re

Think your negative #COVID test means you’re in the clear? Think again.

From 80% to 5%: natural immunity to #COVID19 took a nosedive after Omicron. What does this mean for long-term protection and your health?

Celebrity endorsements in #publichealth work, but only when they're genuine. Elvis promoted the #polio vaccine. Sir @Keir_Starmer is normalising #HIV testing. When the cause is real, the message sticks. https://bit.ly/42UZ8ni @ConversationUK

In just one week, over 10 million kids in Burkina Faso received the lifesaving #typhoid vaccine. With the help of 52,000 health workers, here’s how we made it happen:

Our mission is simple but vital: vaccines for every child, protection for every nation. And that’s because vaccines: 🛡️ Save lives 🌍 Stop outbreaks 💪 Strengthen economies Together, we build a healthier, safer world. #VaccinesWork #ForOurFuture

A 60-kilometer journey once stood between mothers and vaccines in western Kenya. Now, traditional birth attendants are bringing #vaccines directly to the communities that need them most.

A voice for music, a voice for health. 🎵✨ Grammy Award-winner and @unicef.org Goodwill Ambassador Angelique Kidjo lends her voice to the call for equity in immunisation. Together, we can protect millions more through vaccines. #ForOurFuture

No terrain too rugged, no road too treacherous. In Madagascar’s most isolated regions, #drones are delivering life-saving vaccines. Read the full story:

Women are at higher risk for #longCOVID. Could their immune systems be playing a part?

Health workers like Vanessa Bauma are on the frontlines, ensuring children in their communities are protected from preventable diseases. 🌍💉 A fully-funded Gavi means more support for those working tirelessly to bring vaccines to every child, no matter where they live. #ForOurFuture

Recovered from #COVID19 and feeling safe from re-infection? You may not be. Natural immunity has dropped by 75% since Omicron. Here’s why the virus keeps evolving, and how to stay protected.

Flying #vaccines are revolutionising access to healthcare in remote Madagascar, giving hope to communities in need:

In a post-Omicron world, natural immunity to #COVID19 doesn't last as long. Relying on past infection for protection could be a risky gamble. Here’s why:

Kenya’s vaccination strategy is helping to reach some of the country’s most vulnerable, ensuring displaced children receive the essential vaccinations they need. Here’s how:

Got the symptoms but still testing negative for #COVID? New research shows it’s common for tests to miss early infections, even if you’re symptomatic. Here’s the latest:

Breastfeeding during an #Ebola outbreak: Is it safe? Knowledge gaps put mothers and babies in danger. It’s time to change that:

Men may face severe COVID symptoms, but women are more likely to develop #longCOVID. Learn how hormones and immune cells could be the key:

“This is more than a broadcasting job for us, it’s about preserving lives.” In Mozambique, radio hosts are using local languages to help fight #polio. Here’s the full story:

Another #outbreak, another race for a vaccine. Uganda is testing a #Sudanvirus vaccine after a recent surge in cases. Here’s what we know:

Vaccines don’t just protect individuals—they build healthier communities, stronger economies, and more resilient healthcare systems. With Gavi’s support, Ghana is expanding access to malaria and HPV vaccines, ensuring a future in which all children can thrive. #VaccinesWork #ForOurFuture

Pleased to welcome the arrival of #mpox vaccines in Rwanda. These were secured through an advance purchase agreement funded by @gavi.org’s First Response Fund, a mechanism created after the #COVID19 pandemic to ensure rapid access to vaccine supplies in future health emergencies.

Mozambique’s secret weapon to help unvaccinated children? Technology. By using #DHIS2 mapping and tracking, they’ve vaccinated over 19,000 children in high-risk areas. Learn how this data-driven approach is changing the game.

When floods and droughts collide, #cholera thrives. Here’s how Cameroon is fighting back against their latest outbreak:

Preventing infections could be key to preventing #dementia. Routine #vaccines like the flu shot and diphtheria vaccine could reduce brain inflammation, lowering dementia risk as we age. Learn more:

After facing #Ebola and #COVID19, Sierra Leone is using its hard-earned experience to control the spread of #mpox. Past outbreaks have shaped a response that’s swift, strategic and ready for action.

Vaccines don’t just save lives—they drive economic growth. Every $1 invested in immunisation brings $54 in wider economic benefits for Gavi-implementing countries, which adds up to a staggering figure. Help us continue this impact through 2026-2030. #ForOurFuture

The lingering effects of #COVID19 are more than just fatigue. New evidence suggests the virus may cause long-term artery damage, raising heart disease risk in millions. Here’s what that means:

It’s been a year since Bangladesh made the #HPV vaccine routine, and the results are undeniable. 93% of girls are now protected from #cervicalcancer, creating a healthier future for generations to come.

Burkina Faso’s fight against typhoid just got stronger. A new campaign aims to vaccinate 10 million children in just 7 days, tackling #typhoid head-on. Here’s what this victory means for public health:

#Birdflu cases are climbing in the UK, but there’s no need to panic. While the virus is causing trouble for poultry, the risk to human health remains minimal. Here’s what we know so far:

Immunisation is a lifeline for children in Togo. Gavi is committed to expanding outreach and aims to protect 500 million more children by 2030, ensuring that no one is left behind in the fight against preventable diseases. #ForOurFuture #VaccinesWork