Community services Immunisation Clinics & vaccines

Free immunisation is available for residents in the Toowoomba region at the Toowoomba Immunisation Clinic.

The Immunisation Clinic at 12 Little Street, on the corner of Victoria Street, provides advice as well as immunisation.

The clinic operates every Wednesday from 9am to 1.30pm, except on public holidays.

An after-hours clinic is offered on the first Thursday of the month from 6.30pm to 7.30pm. The clinic does not open on public holidays.

Students who have missed vaccinations at school are encouraged to attend the clinic to ensure they keep them up-to-date.

Please remember to bring your Medicare card and vaccination records with you.

For more information please call the Immunisation clinic

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Toowoomba Regional Council is one of a hundred vaccine service providers in the city. Council maintains records only of those vaccinations administered at its weekly clinics and during school programs. All vaccine providers report relevant data to the Queensland Health and/or Federal Government databases.

If you require information on vaccines administered by other vaccine service providers in the city, intrastate, interstate or overseas, you should contact the original provider or Queensland Health on 13 HEALTH (13 43 25 84).

Alternatively, you may contact the Australian Childhood Immunisation Register (ACIR). The Register was set up in 1996 to keep records of the vaccinations administered to children under the age of seven.

If your child was born in 1996 or after, you may request a statement from them. Call the immunisation register on 1800 653 809 or visit the Australian Childhood Immunisation Register (ACIR) website below. Make sure you have your Medicare number ready.

The School Based Vaccination Program (SBVP) provides parents with the opportunity to have their child vaccinated for free through their school.  Coordinated by Queensland Health and provided by Toowoomba Regional Council, the vaccination program is offered to all Toowoomba regional secondary schools.

Factsheets are available for the Grade 8 and Grade 10 programs.

A free pertussis (Whooping Cough) vaccine program is available for birth parents, adoptive parents and foster parents of children up to 6 months old.

The vaccine (adolescent/adult formulation diphtheria, tetanus, acellular pertussis vaccine - dTpa) is available through council's routine immunisation clinics.

This program aims to protect babies too young to be fully protected by pertussis vaccination.

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