The following vaccinations are due for those aged between 5 and 18 years old:

• 11-13 years: HPV (protects against cancers cause by human papillomavirus (HPV), including cervical cancer in women, some head and neck cancers and anogenital cancers in both men and women)
• Around 14 years: Td/IPV and MenACWY (protects against tetanus, diphtheria, polio and meningitis ACWY respectively).

Practices should note that the Children’s and Young People’s Community Immunisation Service (CYPCIS, formerly known as SAIS – School Aged Immunisation Service) deliver these vaccinations primarily in schools. Information about the CYPCIS providers for each of the boroughs can be seen below.

Vaccination UK is the sole provider for the CYPCIS across all five NCL boroughs.

Their contact details can be found on the Camden catch-up clinics page. Information on catch-up clinics for the other four boroughs is available here.

The CYPCIS service is a 0-19 immunisation service, encompassing the specific programmes - neonatal BCG, seasonal school-aged flu, the teenage immunisation programmes (HPV, Men ACWY & Td/IPV). There are additional opportunities within the service for catchup/mop up and collaborative working across systems.