Texas Vaccine Program

The Texas Vaccine Program is a government initiative that provides free or low-cost vaccines to residents, ensuring access to essential immunizations against preventable diseases. It operates through state health departments and clinics, targeting children, adults, and vulnerable populations. The program helps protect public health by reducing the spread of illnesses like influenza, measles, and hepatitis. Funding typically comes from federal and state sources, and the program follows recommended vaccination schedules. Overall, it aims to promote health equity by making vaccines accessible to all Texans, regardless of income or insurance status.