Tell Me About the Clinics

To help you protect your child’s health, the All for Them program is partnering with certain HISD middle schools to host free drive-through vaccination clinics for your middle school students (and their siblings) so your children can get all of their recommended shots. Clinics will take place in the participating school’s parking lot. Most clinics are sponsored and staffed by Texas Children’s Hospital®, with some hosted and run by Memorial Hermann Health Centers for Schools. 

Vaccines provided will include: 

• Tdap (Tetanus, Diphtheria, Pertussis)
• Human Papillomavirus (HPV)
• Meningococcal (MCV4)
• Hepatitis A
• Influenza (Flu)

Remember: All is better than some.

These recommended vaccines are a very important part of keeping your child healthy. Make sure you get your child all of the recommended vaccines.

Questions? You can call 713-500-ALL5 (2555) to speak with a program staff member.

Is my child's school participating?

Check the schedule below. 

Please note: All clinics will be provided by the Texas Children's Hospital® Mobile Clinic program, unless otherwise specified.

*The schedule will continue to be updated as more schools confirm their clinic dates. 

How can my child participate?

For your child to participate, a parent or guardian must schedule an appointment in advance.

Your child may participate if they attend one of the participating schools listed in the Schedule. You can also make an appointment for additional children in your family. Please see additional instructions below. 

BEFORE THE CLINIC:

1. Secure an appointment by calling 832-824-6786 and give the code “ALL5” at least three business days prior to the scheduled clinic.
2. Complete all the required consent forms over the phone with the healthcare provider.

DAY OF CLINIC:

1. Transport your child to the clinic site (school’s parking lot) at your scheduled appointment time on the day of the clinic.
2. Bring all of your child’s vaccine records to your child’s appointment.
3. Sign the consent forms that you completed over the phone.

OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION:

1. Everyone in your car must wear a mask.
2. You will answer COVID-19 screening questions when you arrive at the clinic site, and everyone’s temperature will be taken.
3. The vaccines will be given with you and your children sitting in your car.

Vaccine Information Statements

Please read the Vaccine Information Statements (VIS) for each vaccine that you would like your child to receive (before the clinic). You can also request to see each VIS when you arrive to the school’s parking lot for your child’s appointment. 

• Tetanus, Diphtheria, Pertussis (Tdap)
• Human Papillomavirus (HPV)
• Meningococcal (MCV4)
• Hepatitis A
• Influenza (Flu)

For additional VIS, please visit the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) website: https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/hcp/vis/current-vis.html

Tell Me About HPV Vaccination

Human papillomavirus, or HPV, is extremely common. The virus has many types, some of which are frequently responsible for causing six different kinds of cancer, which affect both men and women. More than 31,000 people get HPV-related cancers every year. Since most adults will contract some strain of HPV during their lifetime, it’s important for all children (both boys and girls) to be vaccinated against HPV to prevent the related cancers and other illnesses.

The vaccine prevents certain types of HPV. It is proven safe, effective, and protects your child throughout their life from HPV-related cancers and other illnesses. 

Much like when you vaccinate your children as infants against other illnesses, it is best to give your child the vaccine long before they’re ever exposed to HPV. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends starting the HPV vaccine series when children are 11-12 years old. 

Want more information? Here’s a fact sheet on the HPV vaccine. 

The HPV vaccine will be offered at some HISD middle schools’ adolescent vaccination clinics this school year, along with other recommended vaccines for your child’s age group. The HPV vaccine is also available at your local clinic, and should be covered free of charge through most health insurance plans, including CHIP and Medicaid. Some clinics may charge an administrative fee, depending on your plan.

Questions?

UTHealth Project Team

Phone: (713) 500-ALL5 (2555) or Email: allforthem@uth.tmc.edu 

Texas Children's Mobile Clinic Program

Phone: (832) 372-9871

Memorial Hermann Health Centers for Schools

          Burbank Clinic: (713) 742-8151          Sharpstown Clinic: (832) 658-5260

Thank you to our partnering organizations!

This project is funded by: