Tell Me About the Clinics

To help you protect your child’s health, the All for Them program is partnering with select public school districts to host free vaccination clinics for your middle school and/or high school students (and their siblings) so your children can get all of their recommended shots. 

The following school districts are participating:

Houston ISD

Select middle schools will host FREE vaccination clinics for students, which will take place inside the participating school. Most clinics are sponsored and staffed by Texas Children’s Hospital®, with some hosted and run by Memorial Hermann Health Centers for Schools. 

For a list of upcoming clinics and participating schools, check out the HISD Schedule.

Goose Creek CISD

All junior and high school students can participate in our year-round clinics, which will be sponsored and staffed by CHRISTUS Healthy Living Mobile Clinic. 

For a list of upcoming clinics and participating schools, check out the GCCISD Schedule.

Fort Worth ISD

Select middle schools will host FREE vaccination clinics for students, which will take place inside the participating school. All clinics will be sponsored and staffed by the University of North Texas Health Science Center Pediatric Mobile Clinic. 

For a list of upcoming clinics and participating schools, check out the FWISD Schedule.

Please click and read the Vaccine Information Statements (VIS) below for each vaccine that you would like your child to receive before the clinic day. All recommended vaccines for children and adolescents will be available. The most common vaccines provided for adolescents will include: 

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

You can also request a copy of each VIS from your child’s school nurse.

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

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 Houston ISD school participating?

Check the schedule for HISD schools 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. 

Check the participation instructions for HISD schools below. 

For your child to participate in their school’s vaccination clinic event, a parent or guardian will need to complete consent forms in advance. Please see additional instructions below.

BEFORE THE CLINIC:

1. Consent packets will be sent home with your student. If you do not receive the packet, you can pick it up at your child’s school.
2. Complete and return the completed consent forms to your child’s school nurse one week before the clinic. Please include a copy of your child’s vaccine records.

DAY OF CLINIC:

1. The vaccine clinic will be held inside the school. Your child will be called from class temporarily at their appointment time.
2. Students will wait 15 minutes after they receive vaccines and will then be sent back to class.

OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION:

1. A parent or legal guardian must complete the consent forms.
2. If a parent or legal guardian completes and returns the consent forms in advance, the parent or legal guardian is not required to be present on the clinic day.
3. We will send back an updated vaccine record with your child.

Is my child's Goose Creek ISD school participating?

Check the schedule for GCCISD schools below. 

Please note: All clinics will be provided by the CHRISTUS Healthy Living Mobile Clinic.

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

Check the participation instructions for GCCISD schools below. 

For your child to participate in their school’s vaccination clinic event, a parent or guardian will need to complete consent forms in advance. Please see additional instructions below.

BEFORE THE CLINIC:

1. Consent packets will be sent home with your student. If you do not receive the packet, you can pick it up at your child’s school.
2. Complete and return the completed consent forms to your child’s school nurse one week before the clinic. Please include a copy of your child’s vaccine records.

DAY OF CLINIC:

1. The vaccine clinic will be held inside the school. Your child will be called from class temporarily at their appointment time.
2. Students will wait 15 minutes after they receive vaccines and will then be sent back to class.

OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION:

1. A parent or legal guardian must complete the consent forms.
2. If a parent or legal guardian completes and returns the consent forms in advance, the parent or legal guardian is not required to be present on the clinic day.
3. We will send back an updated vaccine record with your child.

Is my child's Fort Worth ISD school participating?

Check the schedule for FWISD schools below. 

Additional event information and instructions for participating schools are coming soon.

Please note: All vaccinations will be provided by the The University of North Texas Health Science Center Pediatric Mobile Clinic.

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 All for Them clinics in select schools 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 - All for Them Project Team

Phone: (866) 255-1811 or (713) 500-ALL5 (2555)

Email: allforthem@uth.tmc.edu 

Thank you to our partnering organizations!

                      

                 

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