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The program is implemented by the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, in collaboration with the World Health Organization and other stakeholders. The primary objective is to reduce the incidence of pertussis and measles among children, thereby preventing complications and deaths. The program involves the administration of vaccines to children at designated health facilities. The vaccines used are safe and effective in preventing the diseases. To ensure complete protection, children must receive all scheduled doses of the vaccine according to the recommended schedule. The program targets children in all regions of Tanzania, with a focus on high-risk areas and populations. The vaccines used in the program are designed to provide long-term immunity against pertussis and measles. The program also includes measures to monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of the vaccination campaign. Health workers are trained to administer the vaccines and provide education to parents and caregivers on the importance of completing the vaccination series. The program is part of a broader effort to strengthen the national immunization program and improve access to healthcare services for children. The Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, in collaboration with international partners, is working to ensure that all children in Tanzania have access to essential vaccines and healthcare services. The program is also aligned with the global efforts to eliminate measles and pertussis as public health threats. The contact information provided, including the S.L.P 9093 address in Dar es Salaam and the phone number +255 22 2450089, is for the World Health Organization's office in Tanzania, which is supporting the national immunization program. The organization "Unite for Children" is also involved in the program, highlighting the importance of collaboration and partnership in achieving the goal of protecting children's health.