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Book a vaccination at your local clinic. Check your eligibility and find out how to prepare for an appointment.

What is a community immunisation clinic?

A community immunisation clinic is a service run by Council that provides free vaccinations to eligible residents.

If you don’t meet the eligibility criteria, some vaccinations are available to purchase. 

Paid vaccinations include: 

  • Meningococcal B (Bexsero), for people who don't meet the eligibility criteria for the free vaccine 
  • Tetanus, diphtheria, whooping cough. 
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Note  

Our immunisation clinics don’t administer the COVID-19 vaccine. 

Visit Queensland Health for information on how to book a COVID-19 vaccine.

Check your eligibility 

The National Immunisation Program Schedule details which vaccines are available at our community clinics and who is eligible to receive them.

As vaccines and eligibility can change, you should refer to the schedule to check what's available.

  • Infants and children up to 19 years of age can get various vaccinations at our clinics. This includes international and interstate visitors.
  • Seniors can book an appointment and visit any community immunisation clinic to receive free vaccinations.
  • All Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people can access free vaccinations at community immunisation clinics.
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For more information, contact Council’s Immunisation Service by:

Find a clinic

You can find community immunisation clinics across Brisbane. 

All clinics close on public holidays and for 2 weeks during the Christmas period.  

Make a booking

Bookings are essential. You can view available times and make a booking via Eventbrite.

All you need to do is:

  1. Select the community immunisation clinic you want to attend.
  2. Choose a suitable date and time.
  3. Enter your contact information to reserve the spot.
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Note

Bookings are required to attend a clinic. We can't accommodate walk-ins.

Prepare for your appointment

Get ready for your appointment by filling out the consent form in advance. Printed copies are also available at clinics. 

Children must have the consent of a parent, carer or guardian to receive a vaccine.  

If you’re unwell or have cold and flu symptoms, please stay home.

Frequently asked questions

For flu vaccine availability, we recommend you call ahead or email the team before you visit. 

You can: