The Arizona Partnership for Immunization

Non-profit OrganizationsArizona, United States11-50 Employees

The Arizona Partnership for Immunization is a nonprofit, statewide coalition based in Phoenix that brings together more than 400 member organizations from both public and private sectors to advance immunization efforts in Arizona. It formed in response to historically low immunization rates, noting that in 1993 only 43% of Arizona’s two-year-olds were fully immunized; current coverage is roughly 75% by age two. The organization’s work focuses on fostering community wellness, advocating for sound public policy, and promoting best immunization practices, with a stated goal of delivering age-appropriate immunizations to at least 90% of Arizona’s two-year-olds before their second birthday and encouraging immunizations across the lifespan. 

Its activities target the health of Arizona’s children and families, achieved through collaboration with public and private sector partners to improve immunization rates statewide. As a nonprofit advocate and coordinating body within the immunization field, it concentrates on policy impact and program guidance rather than delivering a single product or service. The organization operates from Phoenix, serving the state through its broad coalition and partnerships.

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