Document about reminders mailed between the years of 1994 and 2007 to different cities across Texas. The document is arranged as a gridded spreadsheet.

Document by SVCI director Dr. Stanley Ingman in which he discusses how his program, Senior Volunteers for Childhood Immunization, inspires senior citizens to reengage with their communities. He notes the importance of senior reengagement as inspiring senior citizens to lead the way in creating a more sustainable and equitable world and future.

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.

Document which discusses the model utilized by the Senior Volunteers for Childhood Immunization program and approaches volunteers were encouraged to take within the first year of a child's life. There is a photograph at the top of the document of volunteer Mildred Stabler standing next to a mother in a rocking chair with newborn twins.

Document containing a map of the state of Texas. The map color coordinates different counties served by the Senior Volunteers for Childhood Immunization organization between 1993 and 2005.

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 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 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 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."

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.

Document about the birth of the 21,000th baby registered with the SCVI Childhood Immunization Program. The document discusses the role the SCVI Immunization Program played in informing mothers on the importance of vaccinating their children. A black-and-white photograph on the document shows the infant Michael Jones-Diggs with his mother Cheresa Jones-Diggs, his grandmother Sharon Wray, SCVI Program Assistant Dorothy Buckley, and SCS Volunteer Services Manager Deborah Evans-Young.

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 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).

Photograph of a young boy (left) with a police officer (right) at an Instructional Leadership Development (ILD) event hosted by UNT's Center for Public Service. The pair can be seen standing side by side in a park, facing to the left of the camera. The police officer is leaning over his bicycle, looking down at the boy, who appears to be eating.

Photograph of a group of children exploring a fire engine during an Instructional Leadership Development (ILD) event hosted by UNT's Center for Public Service. Two children can be seen standing inside the fire engine, watching as a firefighter helps a young boy climb in from the passenger side. A police officer can be seen on the right side of the photograph, leaning his right arm on the passenger door. He appears to be speaking to the boy standing across from him. Three other young boys are standing in the street around the vehicle's passenger side.

Photograph of a group of children gathering around a police motorcycle during an Instructional Leadership Development (ILD) event hosted by UNT's Center for Public Service. Eight young boys can be seen standing around the motorcycle in a park, looking up at the police officer sitting on the vehicle. The officer is holding his helmet out toward half of the group with his right hand.

Photograph of a group of children playing Duck, Duck, Goose during an Instructional Leadership Development (ILD) event hosted by UNT's Center for Public Service. Individuals can be see sitting in a circle on an outdoor basketball court, watching as one girl (left) walks around them. The girl is patting the head of the boy sitting next to her. Adults can be seen observing the game in the background.

Photograph of six young girls posing with an individual in a Cat in the Hat costume during an Instructional Leadership Development (ILD) event hosted by UNT's Center for Public Service. Three girls can be seen on either side of the mascot, facing the camera. The mascot is waving his left hand. A sign posted over a stage in the background reads, "A WALK IN TIME WITH Rhythm & Rhyme."

Photograph of attendees at an Instructional Leadership Development (ILD) event hosted by UNT's Center for Public Service. Children can be seen sitting on an outdoor basketball court with their backs to the camera, facing a group of standing individuals. Denton police officers are standing around a motorcycle on the right side of the photograph.

Photograph of a group of children surrounding a firefighter during an Instructional Leadership Development (ILD) event held by UNT's Center for Public Service. The firefighter can be seen crouched down on his knees on the left side of the photograph, facing the children to the right. He is wearing a full-body protective suit and mask. A police officer is standing next to the firefighter, gesturing with his right hand and appears to be speaking.

Photograph of a group of children surrounding a firefighter during an Instructional Leadership Development (ILD) event hosted by UNT's Center for Public Service. Children can be seen standing in a circle around the firefighter, who is crouched down in a protective suit and mask. One young boy is touching the mask with his left hand.

Photograph of a Denton Police Department car at an Instructional Leadership Development (ILD) event hosted by UNT's Center for Public Service. The vehicle can be seen in a grass field at a park, facing to the right of the camera. Police officers and other event attendees are standing in the grass and on a cement basketball court around the vehicle, conversing in groups.

Photograph of a group of students sitting in a school cafeteria during an Instructional Leadership Development (ILD) event hosted by UNT's Center for Public Service. Four girls and one boy can be seen sitting at a table, facing the camera with notebooks in front of them. Two other groups of students are visible in the background.

Photograph of a group of boys sitting in a school cafeteria during an Instructional Leadership Development (ILD) event hosted by UNT's Center for Public Service. Two young men (left, 2nd left) and three young boys can be seen sitting at a table, facing the camera and smiling. Another group of students are visible at the opposite end of the table in the background.