Vaccine Clinic, Provided by CVS and UF Health Street!

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In our ongoing effort to address health inequities within the disability community, the CIL recently hosted a free, accessible vaccine clinic. At the event, we were able to offer both COVID-19 and flu vaccines, provided by CVS and UF Health Street. In addition to the vaccines, a few community partners such as Florida Legal Services and Disability Rights Florida set up resource tables to provide valuable information and support to help individuals on their journeys to independence. We are deeply grateful for the continued support you provide to the CIL. Your contributions were essential to the success of this event, and the clinic was a testament to our commitment to ensuring that individuals with disabilities have equal access to healthcare, while also promoting the health and safety of our entire community. Thank you for helping us make a meaningful impact!

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This image shows the vaccine clinic held indoors at the CIL Gainesville office, with tables and representatives from different organizations set up around the room. On the left, a table is labeled "Florida Legal Services, Inc." with two people sitting and working. To the right, a table with materials is labeled "Disability Rights Florida." Several individuals are standing or sitting in different areas of the room, engaging in conversations or activities. In the background, two healthcare professionals in blue scrubs are preparing or assisting at another station. The room has a clean and bright interior, with a light-colored ceiling and wooden floors. A purple banner across the bottom reads "Vaccine Clinic," accompanied by the Center for Independent Living (CIL) logo.
This image captures the vaccine clinic taking place in the brightly lit activity room at CIL Gainesville. Several tables and chairs are arranged throughout the room, with representatives from different organizations engaging with attendees. On the left, a table is covered with materials, while a few people are seated or interacting near it. In the center, two attendees are conversing, one holding a document or pamphlet. On the right, more people are seated at tables, some working on laptops or having discussions. The back wall features colorful maps and a projector screen, while the right wall showcases a vibrant mural with illustrations of graduates and community-themed artwork. The room has wooden flooring and a drop ceiling with fluorescent lighting. A purple border frames the image.
This image shows the vaccine clinic taking place in the activity room at CIL Gainesville. In the foreground, two women are seated at a table, engaged with paperwork or materials. The table is covered with a white cloth and has items like a water bottle and a bowl of snacks on it. To the right, attendees are interacting with representatives at tables for organizations, including one labeled "Disability Rights Florida" and another for the Center for Independent Living. A person using a walker is speaking with another individual near the center. The back of the room features more interactions, with tables set up displaying informational materials and a map on the wall. The room has wood flooring, a drop ceiling with fluorescent lighting, and a purple border framing the image.
The image shows the vaccine clinic, taken place in the activity room at CIL Gainesville with several people seated at tables and engaging in various activities. The room has a casual atmosphere, with some individuals filling out forms, interacting with others, or focusing on tasks. A person standing near the center appears to be addressing the group. The tables are covered with blue tablecloths, and some have informational materials or supplies. The background includes a map, a TV screen, and a large cabinet, suggesting an organized environment. The image is bordered by a bold purple frame.