Photograph of staff member Julia Lawrence explaining childhood immunization to Grace Villanueva and Alexandra Perez at the Seniors/Volunteers for Childhood Immunizations (SVCI) Dallas clinic. Lawrence (right) can be seen leaning over, holding a sheet of paper out for the other two women, who are sitting down to the left. Villanueva and Perez are looking at the paper in Lawrence's hands as baby Rene Galvan Jr. gazes up at the staff member in front of him.

Photograph of Kathy Dreyer (left) and Pamela Sybert (right) posing with a plaque awarded to Sybert. The women can be seen standing side by side, holding the plaque between them and smiling. Legible text on the plaque reads, "UNT [--] Texas Institute for Research and Education on Aging [--] School of Community Service...Pamela Sybert..."

Photograph of Melba Spiers at an immunization convention in 1997. Spiers can be seen sitting between two men at a rectangular dining table, looking at the camera and smiling. A third man is standing in front of the table on the right side of the photograph with his back turned to the camera. Western boot-shaped signs posted on the table and back wall read, "IMMUNIZE YOUR LITTLE TEXAN BY TWO."

Photograph of a woman standing in front of the Seniors/Volunteers for Childhood Immunizations (SVCI) booth at an Amarillo, TX health fair in 1998. The woman can be seen on the left side of the photograph, looking at the camera and smiling. She is holding a stack of papers in her hands. A trifold titled, "Seniors Volunteers For Childhood Immunizations," is visible on a rectangular table behind her.

Photograph of the Seniors/Volunteers for Childhood Immunizations (SVCI) booth at an Amarillo, TX health fair in 2001. The booth consists of several items on a rectangular table, including two trifolds titled "SENIORS FOR CHOLDHOOD IMMUNIZATIONS" (left) and "VOLUNTEERING IS POWERFUL [ME]DICINE" (right).

Document containing the history of the Seniors/Volunteers for Childhood Immunizations (SVCI) from 1993-2005, including letters, clinic site analyses, media and report excerpts, publicity statements, and other information related to the institution. Table of Contents appears on page 2.

Image of the Seniors/Volunteers for Childhood Immunizations (SVCI) logo, containing the shadows of an adult and a baby facing each other, surrounded by the text, "Seniors/Volunteers for Childhood Immunizations [--] Immunize at 2 4 6 12 Months." The logo appears two times: once in a larger size in the top half of the page, and again in a smaller size in the bottom half.

Photograph of a group of women conversing during a Seniors/Volunteers for Childhood Immunizations (SVCI) event. Visible members of the group have been identified as: (l-r) Maxine Fulkner, Donna Smith, Sandra Drost, and Gloria Goyne. Individuals can be seen sitting around a dining table, looking at Smith, who appears to be speaking.

Photograph of Nova Neuhaus (left) and Ginger Robertson (right) in front of the Seniors/Volunteers for Childhood Immunizations (SVCI) booth at a health fair in 2001. The women can be seen standing side by side, facing the camera and smiling. Trifolds titled "VOLUNTEERING IS [P]OWERFUL [MEDICINE]" (left) and "SENIORS FOR CHILDHOOD [IM]MUNIZATION[S]" (right) are visible on rectangular tables behind them.

Photograph of the Seniors/Volunteers for Childhood Immunizations (SVCI) booth at a Borger, TX health fair in 1998. The display consists of several items on a rectangular table, including a trifold titled, "SENIORS FOR CHILDHOOD IMMUNIZATIONS."