Who’s eligible & which vaccines are available?
Recommended group (National Immunisation Schedules):
Females (9–26 years) under NCIS/NAIS qualify for HPV vaccination—typically Cervarix (HPV2) for younger teens and three doses for those aged 15+. ([healthhub.sg][1])
Males (9–26 years) can also get vaccinated (usually Gardasil 9) though it's not part of the subsidised national programme.
Vaccine types:
Cervarix – protects against HPV types 16 & 18 (70% of cervical cancer risk).
Gardasil 9 – covers 9 HPV types (16, 18, 31, 33, 45, 52, 58, plus types 6 and 11, which cause warts).
Where to get it & how much it costs
1. School‑based programme - For Secondary 1–2 girls, vaccination is fully subsidised (0 \$) via schools. Consent is required.
2. CHAS GP clinics (Community Health Assist Scheme) - For female citizens aged 18–26: With Orange or Blue CHAS cards, HPV2 is fully funded under the Temasek Foundation programme (when first dose taken before 30 Sep 2024) – up to full cost at participating clinics. Female Permanent Residents (9–26 years): can get HPV2 at CHAS clinics (not subsidised) and offset costs via Medisave.
3. Polyclinics & public healthcare centres - Offer Cervarix to Singapore citizens and PRs aged 18–26 with means-tested subsidies; Medisave can be used for co-payments.
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