Church of the Incarnation Episcopal located at 3966 McKinney Avenue, just north of Blackburn Street will hosts a Free Back to School Immunization Clinic. The event is free to the public and is an easy way to bring your child’s shots up to date. It is sponsored by Church of the Incarnation with immunizations provided by Texas Care Van.
Also participating are the Dallas County Medical Society Alliance, The Dallas Police Central Neighborhood Patrol, Texas A & M School of Dentistry, and North Dallas Shared Ministries. Meningitis and whooping cough vaccines will be included in the vaccines offered. Free student sports physicals will also be given. First come, first served. Participants need to bring their immunization records.
- Free Immunizations
- Free Participation/Sports Physicals
- Free Dental Exams
- Free Eye Exams
Immunizations are important, Safe, and Effective Vaccines are free to: Children and students 2 months old to 18 years of age, Medicaid eligible, Uninsured: a child with no health insurance coverage, American Indian or Alaskan Native, Underinsured (a child whose health coverage does not include vaccines).
The clinic will feature the immunizations and free meningitis vaccines, a Zumba class, an “Ask the Doctor” booth, free sports physicals and other health information. A soccer ball give away, bicycle with helmet give away will also take place with a limited number of donations. The Dallas Police Central Neighborhood Patrol Office will sponsor a bicycle safety course at the Health Fair. The Mounted Patrol, McGruff the Crime Dog and Police Low rider will also be there the day of the event. Young Chevrolet will be providing reusable grocery bags for the event.
Any inquiries about thinesvacce above event should be directed to Sandy Secor, genesisv1@earthlink.net, 214-914-1638; Anne Mackintosh, 214.217.5632, amackintosh@incarnation.org, about the Health Fair for vaccine information.
