5-11 year olds can book for their COVID-19 Vaccination here: 5-11 Booking Portal
Information on vaccination for children can be found here: Vaccination information for children and teenagers | Coronavirus Victoria
The Royal Children's Hospital Melbourne recently held a Facebook live event to discuss vaccination for 5-11 year olds. You can view a recording of it here: Facebook Live: COVID-19 vaccinations for five to 11 year olds: Your questions answered - YouTube
All Bendigo Health Bookings
Adult Pfizer
Moderna
AstraZeneca
Novavax
Paed Pfizer Dose 1
Paed Pfizer Dose 2
Third dose vaccinations are for those aged 16 and over (Pfizer only for 16-18).
The vaccination clinic will accept walk-ins for Pfizer.
The fourth dose is available to those:
The fourth dose can be given from four months or longer after the person received their first booster dose, or from four months after a confirmed COVID-19 infection, if infection occurred since the person’s first COVID-19 booster dose.
Book your fourth dose here: All Bendigo Health Bookings
The vaccination clinic is located at 113-133 Mollison Street Bendigo
Opening hours
Sunday and Monday : Closed
Tuesday and Thursday 11am to 6.30pm
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday: 10am to 5.30pm
Walk-in appointments are available as follows:
Tuesday and Thursday 12noon to 6.30pm
Wednesday, Friday, Saturday 11am to 5.30pm
Access to the clinic is via Mollison Street. Accessible parking and entry is available in McLaren Street. Further public parking is also available on McLaren Street.
Questions regarding COVID-19 Vaccine eligiblity, or bookings can be sent to [email protected]
The Public Health Unit will oversee the vaccination program across the region.
The Victorian Government Coronavirus hotline on 1800 675 398 can provide advice on when and where you can be vaccinated.
*Updated April 1
AstraZeneca and Novovax is available to those aged 18 and over.
Pfizer and Moderna is available to those aged 12 and over.
ATAGI has advised that influenza vaccines can be co-administered (on the same day) with a COVID-19 vaccine.
Subject to the availability of influenza vaccines, co-administration with COVID-19 booster vaccines could be a prompt for influenza vaccination.
