Implementing National Vaccination Program EO 663

Lead the implementation of the national immunization program targeting mothers and infants.
Conduct a nationwide mass measles vaccination campaign for children ages 9 to 48 months.
Formulate guidelines, disseminate procedures, and introduce new vaccines based on technical analysis.
Provide technical assistance and vaccines to LGUs.
Monitor health system reports and collaborate with the Council for the Welfare of Children (CWC) to publish semi-annual progress reports.

Advocate for LGUs to maintain minimum standards in staffing, funding, supplies, and community communication.
Submit quarterly compliance reports of LGUs to the DOH.

Ensure all children entering primary school have complete vaccination status.
Inform mothers of children with incomplete immunization about available government programs.
Coordinate with LGUs for vaccination completion.
Identify and report suspected vaccine-preventable disease cases to local health units.
Monitor school entry lists and submit annual compliance reports to DOH.

Ensure vaccination of children in day care centers and pre-schools.
Inform mothers about immunization programs for children with incomplete vaccination.
Coordinate with LGUs for complete vaccination coverage.
Report suspected vaccine-preventable cases and monitor facility compliance.

Coordinate among DepEd, DSWD, DILG, and LGUs to ensure full vaccination of children in various institutions.
Coordinate reporting of suspected cases to DOH and other agencies.
Jointly publish semi-annual immunization program progress reports with DOH.

Provide free complete immunizations to pregnant mothers and infants.
Conduct regular outreach and health services to ensure full immunization.
Maintain DOH standards for staffing and supplies.
Finance health worker travel expenses for immunization follow-up.
Organize social mobilization activities.
Mandate full participation of health workers regardless of immunization route.
Submit accomplishment reports on immunization coverage quarterly or monthly, depending on LGU level.
Identify and report suspected vaccine-preventable disease cases and submit zero reports when no cases are found.
Conduct Supplemental Immunization Activities and Child Health Days as prescribed by DOH.

Encouraged to support the immunization commitment through resolutions, letters, and social mobilization.
Report children vaccinated outside the public system to LGUs.
Identify and report suspected vaccine-preventable diseases to local health units.

DOH to provide funds for vaccine procurement.
LGUs to fund procurement/disposal of needles and syringes, travel expenses for health staff, and related immunization activities.

All inconsistent rules, regulations, and issuances are repealed or modified accordingly.