Overview

• The campaign runs October 6–31 for those under 15, offering the full PNI schedule at primary care units, schools, and community posts.
• In Rio de Janeiro, all 239 primary care units are vaccinating, and city supercenters operate from 8:00 to 22:00 daily, including weekends and holidays.
• Rio’s health secretary estimates about 300,000 children in the city need to update records, noting especially low uptake of the HPV vaccine.
• Campinas is adding an HPV catch-up for ages 15–19 launched in August, aiming to reach nearly 30,000 who missed doses, with posts in health centers and schools.
• Parents and guardians are advised to bring a vaccination card and photo ID, and minors must attend with a responsible adult or present written authorization.