Building Healthier Futures
Childhood vaccines (as recommended by the CDC) are one of the most direct, simple, and cost-effective ways to keep children, and the y communities they live in, healthy. With on-time vaccinations, children are able to build immunity against life-threatening diseases. One child protected causes a ripple effect to help protect the people they encounter.
About Our Immunization Clinics
CareVan@School℠
CareVan@School℠ is our school-based immunization program. School districts set up these clinics using their nurses to provide vaccines during or after the school day. Vaccinations are provided by The Texas Vaccines for Children Program (TVFC) to students who qualify. Visit this page to learn more about bringing CareVan@School to your campus.
Community-based Immunization Clinics
Community-based immunization clinics are set up events are hosted with community organizations. These mobile pop-up clinics are geared toward providing uninsured and under-insured children with vaccines according to the recommended schedule. Vaccines for adults are offered at these events when supplies are available.
Parent or guardian MUST accompany children under 18 years of age, and MUST present the child’s most current immunization/shot record.