Learn about the immunisation clinics available and view clinic schedule.
About immunisation
Immunisation refers to the process where the body induces immunity to a disease because of a vaccine. The World Health Organisation considers immunisation to be the most effective medical intervention to prevent deaths and reduce disease in communities.
Immunisation is the safest and most effective way of providing protection against childhood diseases. After immunisation, your child is far less likely to catch these diseases if there is an outbreak in the community. The benefit of protection against childhood diseases far outweighs the very small risks of immunisation.
If enough people in the community are immunised, the infection can no longer be spread from person to person and the disease can die out altogether. This is how smallpox was eliminated from the world and why polio has disappeared from many countries.
Immunisation clinics
Free immunisation clinics are held on most Tuesdays at the Joondalup Library, Boas Avenue, Joondalup.
View the clinic schedule below for times and dates.
The City provides vaccinations in line with the WA Immunisation Schedule.
How to book
Bookings are essential.
To book call the Environmental Health Team on 9400 4000.
Important note: The City of Joondalup is not a provider for COVID-19 vaccinations. Please call 13 268 43 to make a COVID vaccination booking.