Childhood vaccinations

Vaccination can protect your child from serious diseases. Give them the best protection. Vaccinate on time.

​Vaccines included in the National Immunisation Program are free for children in NSW. Your child can get vaccinated by:

  • GPs (general practitioners/doctors)
  • Aboriginal Medical Services
  • some local councils and community health centres.

Find your nearest GP​​

Posters and fact sheets promoting childhood vaccinations in English and Chinese.Resources

Find fact sheets, brochures, posters and information in Easy Read and community languages:

Spread the word

Help build community awareness about the importance of childhood immunisation​.

View campaign resources​

An Aboriginal girl with pigtails and an Aboriginal flag necklace, smiling and sticking out her tongue.Have a question?

  • Visit Sharing Knowledge About Immunisation (SKAI) for trusted information and FAQs about childhood vaccinations.
  • Speak with your GP, nurse or Aboriginal Medical Service.
  • Speak to a maternal child health nurse 7am to midnight, every day at 1800 882 436.
  • Call healthdirect on 1800 022 222 for free instant health advice, anytime.
  • Call your local Public Health Unit on 1300 066 055.
  • Visit AusVaxSafety for the safety latest data on vaccines in Australia.

Influenza isn’t as scary if you’re vaccinated

Getting a flu vaccine is quick, easy and recommended for everyone aged 6 months and over.

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Current as at: Wednesday 11 March 2026
Contact page owner: Immunisation