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:

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: Friday 6 March 2026
Contact page owner: Immunisation