HPV Vaccine Resources
- HPV is so common that almost everyone will be infected with HPV at some point in their lives, however, most people will never know they have been infected.
- HPV exposure can occur with any type of intimate sexual contact.
- In the U.S.A. HPV causes about 17,000 cancers in women and and about 9,000 cancers in men each year.
Low HPV vaccination rates are leaving another generation of boys and girls vulnerable to devastating HPV cancers. Vaccination could prevent most of these cancers. CDC is looking to you to make a strong recommendation for HPV vaccination when kids are 11 and 12 years old.
Please join TAPI and the state of Arizona in kicking off our new HPV Vaccine campaign – Protect Me With Three. This campaign not only focuses on HPV vaccination, but the need to vaccinate our teens with the 3 vaccines that are so important to their health. It reminds parents, teens and providers alike that teens need:
Below you will find resources available for download andTAPI also has these items available in print. We also have banners in a variety of shapes and sizes for parent and teen outreach.
TAPI Protect Me with Three Parent Materials
Parent Education Flyer
Parent Education Poster
Parent Targeted Website Banner
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Take Control – Teen Focused Materials
Teen Education Flyer
Teen Education Poster
Teen Targeted Website Banner
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Teen Targeted Website Banner
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Contact TAPI @ 602.288.7568 with questions regarding our NEW HPV Vaccine Campaign materials or Email TAPIAdmin@TAPI.org.
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Other Provider Resources
HPV Vaccine Can’t Wait Resource
Clinician Fact Sheet
HPV Vaccine
CDC HPV Portal
Tips for Talking to Parents
You can Close the Door – Video
School Nurse Resource
Because HPV vaccine IS cancer prevention and YOU are the key.
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