The NC Immunization Branch promotes public health through the identification and elimination of vaccine-preventable diseases like polio, hepatitis B, measles, chickenpox, whooping cough, rubella (German measles), and mumps. In 2001, the Branch incorporated an adult education component into the program to raise awareness of the agelessness of immunizations.

• Parents: Immunization Info for Parents, Childhood Schedule, FAQs about Childhood Immunizations, Travel Immunizations, How to Find an Immunization Record,

• Providers: Immunization Info for Providers, Memos from the Immunization Branch, FAQ on NCIP changes, Information for 2009 H1N1 Vaccine Providers, Coverage Criteria for State-Supplied Vaccine, Join the North Carolina Immunization Program, Annual Immunization Update from the CDC

• Child Cares/Schools/Colleges: Immunizations and Child Care, School Entry Requirements, Immunization Requirements for College, Information and Resources for Schools about New (2008) Immunization Requirements

• Adults: Immunizations for Adults, Adult Immunization Schedule, FAQs about Adult Immunization, Recommendations for Pregnant Women, How to Find an Immunization Record,

• Flu Season: 2009-10 Flu Season, Flu FAQs, 2009-10 ACIP Recommendations for Seasonal Influenza

• NCIR: Registry Information, Up-to-Date Progress, Parents' FAQs About Registries

• News: Press Releases,Resources for Reporters