Needle-free flu clinics for kids.
Weekend children's flu clinics across Tasmania, run by our team of nurses. Choose a clinic near you and book online.
This service is privately funded in Tasmania, so it is not free. Content last reviewed: 1 November 2026 (draft, awaiting nurse review).
Our nurses check every child.
Please tell us about your child's health, any allergies and any medicines they take when you complete the screening questions. If you are unsure whether the clinic is right for your child, ask your GP, pharmacist or our nurses before booking. If your child is unwell on the day, let us know.
This website gives general information about our clinics only. It is not medical advice.
Find a clinic near you.
Clinic status is updated by our team and may change. Booking, payment, consent and screening are all completed through Vitavo.
New weekend clinics will be announced here soon. Contact us to register interest.
Contact usBook online in four steps.
Book online
Choose a clinic and book through Vitavo.
Consent and screening
Complete the consent and pre-vaccination screening in Vitavo.
Confirmation
Vitavo sends your confirmation and instructions.
Attend the clinic
Come along on the day and our nurses look after the rest.
Booking, payment, consent and screening are managed securely through Vitavo. The Tasmania Vaccine Solutions website does not collect children's health information.
On the day.
Before
- Complete your Vitavo consent and screening forms.
- Bring your child's Medicare card if you have one.
- Let us know if your child is unwell on the day.
During
- A nurse checks your details and answers your questions.
- Your child is vaccinated by a nurse.
After
- We ask you to stay for 15 minutes so our nurses can check your child feels well.
- Our nurses will explain what to look out for and when to seek care.
- In an emergency, call 000.
Information from official sources.
For information about influenza vaccines for children, including who can have them and what to expect, please read these Australian Government and health department pages, or talk to your GP, pharmacist or one of our nurses.
Scan to book
On a computer? Scan this code with your phone to book on the go.
Questions parents often ask.
Is every child suitable?
No. Suitability is checked through the pre-screening questions when you book, and again by the nurse on the day before your child is vaccinated. Please tell us about your child's health, any allergies and any medicines they take. If your child can't be vaccinated at our clinic, the nurse will explain and suggest you speak to your GP or pharmacist.
How many doses does my child need?
This depends on your child's age and health. Our nurses will talk to you about it at the clinic. You can also read the Australian Immunisation Handbook (linked on this page) or ask your GP. Please contact us if you have questions about any additional dose.
What are the possible side effects?
Our nurses will explain what to look out for before and after vaccination. For information from official sources, see the Australian Immunisation Handbook and the TGA's consumer medicine information, or ask your GP or pharmacist. In an emergency, call 000.
What if my child is unwell on the day?
Please let us know. The nurse will check how your child is and advise whether to go ahead or to reschedule.
How much does it cost?
This service is privately funded in Tasmania, so it is not free. The cost is shown when you book through Vitavo, and is paid at that time.
How do I book?
Book online through Vitavo. You complete the consent and pre-vaccination screening forms in Vitavo, and Vitavo sends your confirmation and instructions.
How long do we need to stay?
We ask you to stay for 15 minutes after vaccination so our nurses can check your child feels well.
Where is my child's health information stored?
Booking, payment, consent and screening are handled securely by Vitavo under Vitavo's own privacy policy. The Tasmania Vaccine Solutions website does not collect children's health information.
Ready to book?
Book through Vitavo, or get in touch if you have questions first.