Sabin Vaccine Institute

The Sabin Vaccine Institute is a global organization dedicated to promoting and developing vaccines to prevent and eliminate infectious diseases, particularly those affecting vulnerable populations. Named after Albert Sabin, the inventor of the oral polio vaccine, the institute works with governments, health agencies, and communities to improve immunization programs, support research, and ensure equitable access to vaccines. Its goal is to save lives and reduce illness worldwide by strengthening immunization efforts, especially in underserved regions, ultimately contributing to a healthier, more equitable world.