We provide a comprehensive immunisation program, delivered by registered nurses according to the recommended immunisation schedule.
For more information on diseases covered and age for immunisations, visit: Victorian immunisation schedule and vaccine eligibility criteria
You must bring your Medicare card with you to your scheduled booking in order to be processed. If your family does not have or is not eligible for a valid Medicare Card we will not be able to vaccinate your child.
Please be aware that we do not administer COVID-19 vaccines. For the information on the COVID-19 vaccination program visit the Victorian Government Coronavirus website.
Immunisation sessions
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Book an appointment online
All bookings for our community immunisation sessions need to be made through the Vitavo online portal.
After choosing your appointment, you will need to create a new login. You only need your email address and password.
We look forward to seeing you at our community sessions. Please remember to bring your baby book and Medicare card.
If you have have any questions, please feel free to email our friendly immunisation team at Immunisation@brimbank.vic.gov.au
Please be advised that the booking time is an approximate time only and there may be waiting periods prior to seeing our friendly Nursing staff.
Once this account is created, you will be able to login with your email address and password to book future immunisation appointments.
The information you provide is handled by our immunisation service provider under our privacy policy. Personal information gathered through the online booking system will also be used by our immunisation service provider to pre-fill some personal details on your electronic vaccination record ahead of your session.
Please be advised we provide National Immunisations Program funded vaccines only. You must bring your Medicare card with you to your scheduled booking in order to be processed. If your family does not have or is not eligible for a valid Medicare Card we cannot vaccinate your child.
Overseas immunisation history
If your child has had vaccinations overseas you can ask for a review of their immunisation history to ensure it meets Australian requirements. You can ask for this history statement and ‘catch-up program’ from your doctor (GP) or via Council by completing an Overseas Immunisation enquiry, and a member of the immunisation team will contact you.
School immunisation program
Each year, our Immunisation team visits secondary schools in our area to give the following vaccinations to students:
| Students | Vaccination(s) |
|---|---|
| Year 7 |
Gardasil (Human Papillomavirus) Boostrix or Adacel (diphtheria, tetanus and whooping cough booster) |
| Year 10 |
Menquadfi (Meningococcal A, C, W, Y) |
For more information on the school immunisation program visit the Better Health Channel- Immunisation in secondary schools
HPV vaccine catch-up program
Did you miss out on the HPV vaccine while at school?
Teenagers and young adults who didn't receive the HPV vaccine as scheduled in Year 7 at school due to COVID lockdowns, recent migration to Australia, or other reasons can be vaccinated by Brimbank City Council.
Facts about HPV you need to know
- HPV stands for human papillomavirus which is a common virus targeting both males and females.
- Most people will catch this virus at some stage in their life. The HPV vaccine helps prevent common types of HPV that can cause cancers of the penis, vagina, cervical, throat, anal and other types of cancers.
- The vaccine is offered free to Year 7 students before the child is exposed to the virus however the vaccine can be given up to 26 years of age.
- Australia is on track to eliminate cervical cancer by 2035 with the help of HPV vaccination rates; the free school immunisation program has reduced HPV infection rates by 92%.
Childhood Immunisation History Statements
When you enrol your child at a childcare centre or primary school in Victoria, it's a legal requirement to provide an Immunisation History Statement.
This statement can be obtained from Medicare Australia using a MyGov account or my contacting the Australian Immunisation Register.
Once all childhood vaccinations have been completed per the Victorian immunisation schedule, the Australian Immunisation Register (AIR) will send you a History Statement.
The bottom of the statement should read ‘This child has received all vaccines required by 5 years of age’. This becomes your School Entry Certificate.
If you have not received your child’s History Statement (or if it’s lost), please call AIR on 1800 653 809.
More information
Contact our Environmental Health team on 03 9249 4000 or info@brimbank.vic.gov.au.
