They do recommend vaccination: "Can homeopathy provide an
   alternative to vaccination? There is no evidence to show that
   homeopathic medicines can be used instead of vaccination. The
   Faculty of Homeopathy recommends that immunisation is carried
   out in the usual way, unless there are strong medical
   contraindications." But yeah, they're 'classic homeopathy' - a
   greatly diluted form of potent things. What makes it tricky is
   that there ARE good medicines that have been derived from this
   methodology. BUT.... a lot of it isn't. I don't have a problem
   with the way we do it in the USA; Over the counter, only
   regulated enough so that nobody dies from taking it hopefully
   (sort of) - in short, like food. But in England there's a whole
   industry surrounding it that's treated as equal to medicine. So
   that makes it a much different situation. I don't have a problem
   with people doing it generally speaking, but having it
   sanctioned and paid for as equal is different.