GGD Amsterdam resumes vaccinations for 30,000 children against measles and meningococcal infections
Starting now, parents in Amsterdam can vaccinate their children aged 5 and older against serious diseases like measles and meningococcal infections. The GGD Amsterdam aims to protect 30,000 youngsters, ensuring their health and safety close to home.
| Key Data | Details |
|---|---|
| Target Group | Children and young people aged 5 and older |
| Number of Vaccinations | 30,000 |
| Diseases Covered | Measles, whooping cough, meningococcal infections |
| Contact Number | 020 555 5961 |
| Online Support | groeigids.nl/ouderchat, jouwggd.nl |
| Doubt Hotline | 088 755 5777, twijfeltelefoon.nl |
| Languages Supported | Dutch, English, Turkish, Arabic |
The GGD (Municipal Health Service) Amsterdam is responsible for public health in the Amsterdam region, including the implementation of the National Immunisation Programme. This programme aims to protect children and young people from infectious diseases through vaccination.
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Vaccinations for children and young people resume, close to home
GGD Amsterdam is once again ready to vaccinate 30,000 children and young people aged 5 and older. These vaccinations protect your child against diseases such as measles and meningococcal infections.
Well protected through vaccinations
In the Netherlands, all parents can have their children vaccinated against infectious diseases. The vaccines protect against a wide range of serious illnesses, including measles, whooping cough, and meningococcal infections.
Want to know more?
- Call 020 555 5961
- Or chat with a youth nurse via groeigids.nl/ouderchat or jouwggd.nl (for young people).
You can also contact the Doubt Hotline at 088 755 5777, or visit twijfeltelefoon.nl. Here you can get information in multiple languages, including English, Turkish, and Arabic.
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