What to Expect
Protect your family with free immunisations offered at the Carindale Library. This clinic is open to all ages, providing essential vaccinations to keep your loved ones safe from illnesses like influenza, measles, whooping cough, polio, and tetanus.
No bookings are required, making it easy to drop in at a time that suits your schedule. Just remember to bring your Medicare card and Child Health Book if applicable.
The friendly healthcare team will guide you through the process, ensuring a smooth and reassuring experience for both parents and children.
Activity Details
- Date: Thursday, 12 November 2026
- Time: 12:15 to 17:45
- Location: Carindale Library, Westfield Carindale
- Suitable for all ages from 6 weeks upwards
- No appointment necessary
This clinic supports Brisbane Vision 2031 by promoting community health and wellbeing through accessible immunisation services.
Location and Access
The clinic is held at Carindale Library, located within Westfield Carindale at 1151 Creek Road, near Millennium Boulevard. The venue is easy to access by car or public transport, with ample parking available.
The library setting provides a welcoming and convenient environment for families attending the clinic.
If you’re visiting the shopping centre, you can combine your immunisation visit with other errands or a quick bite to eat.
Important Information
Residents should arrive no later than 15 minutes before the clinic closes to ensure they can be seen.
Bring your Medicare card if you have one, and the Child Health Book for childhood vaccinations to help staff provide the correct immunisations.
Check the Immunisation Schedule Queensland for guidance on when vaccinations are recommended.
This free service is part of Brisbane City Council’s commitment to community health and the Brisbane Vision 2031 initiative.
Booking and Prices
No bookings are required for this clinic, making it hassle-free for busy parents.
The immunisation service is provided free of charge to eligible residents.
Simply turn up during clinic hours and receive expert care without any cost.
For more information, visit the Brisbane City Council website or contact the library directly.