Immunisation
Brisbane City Council provides immunisation for:
- children at suburban clinics
- students through high school immunisation programs
- seniors for flu at the City Hall during the flu season
View the following:
- recommended vaccination schedules from birth onwards
- seniors timetable for immunisation
- children's timetables for Council's immunisation clinics
- information about diseases, available vaccinations and their possible side effects
- more information about attending clinics
High School Vaccination Consent forms:
To access consent forms for the High School Vaccination program (Hepatits B, Chicken pox, Boostrix and HPV (Gardasil), please contact Queensland Health 
.
Whooping cough alert
Australia has the second highest rate of whooping cough in the world.
Brisbane had a 200% increase in the number of cases diagnosed from 2005 to 2006.
Every year a number of our newborns die after contracting this disease. Most of them caught the infection from a close family member. You can help stop this disease by:
- vaccinating your baby from birth onwards for free
- having an adult whooping cough booster
