Smart, Local Solutions to Protect Georgia
Declining pediatric vaccination rates threaten the health of our families, the stability of our schools, and the strength of our state's economy. It's time for practical, proven action.
The Cost of Inaction
When vaccination rates fall, families and our state's economy pay the price. This section details the significant financial and social burdens of preventable diseases. Click the buttons to explore the distinct costs associated with Measles and Whooping Cough.
What the Data Tells Us
Georgia's vaccination coverage is trending below the national average, leaving communities vulnerable. The chart below visualizes our state's standing, while the interactive buttons highlight specific counties where low rates present a heightened risk.
GA Vaccination Rate vs. National Average
Low-Vaccination Focus Areas
Click a county to see why local focus is critical.
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Why This Matters Right Now
In 2025, the U.S. is already witnessing a resurgence of preventable diseases. These national trends are a stark warning for Georgia, highlighting the immediate dangers of declining vaccination rates.
Measles cases in the U.S. in 2025, surpassing 2024's total.
Of those cases occurred in unvaccinated individuals.
Of infants infected with Whooping Cough are hospitalized.
Actionable, Evidence-Based Solutions
Reversing these trends requires a multi-pronged strategy. The following proposals are practical, proven ways to protect our kids, schools, and communities by addressing both vaccine hesitancy and access barriers. Click each solution to expand and read more.