TAPI, the Arizona Partnership for Immunization, is a non-profit statewide coalition dedicated to promoting community wellness and advocating for good public policy and immunization practices. With over 400 members, TAPI's mission is to deliver age-appropriate immunizations to at least 90% of Arizona's two-year-old children by the year 2030. Thanks to the efforts of TAPI and its partners from both the public and private sectors, immunization coverage rates in Arizona have significantly improved, with nearly three in four children fully immunized by age two.

TAPI offers a wide range of resources and services, including information and tools for parents of infants, toddlers, school-age children, and teens. They also provide resources for college students, adults, employers, child care providers, and senior adults. Additionally, TAPI conducts trainings and campaigns to raise awareness about the importance of immunization, such as the National Infant Immunization Week and the Teen Vaccine Campaign.

Through their various projects and partnerships, TAPI strives to protect and safeguard the health of Arizona's communities by ensuring access to vaccines and promoting informed decision-making regarding immunization. For more information and resources, visit their website or contact TAPI directly