See the table below for the vaccines that are eligible for NIP funded catch-up. Refugees and humanitarian entrants aged 20 years and over can also get certain vaccines for free if they did not receive them in childhood. The number and range of vaccines and doses that are provided free is different for people aged less than 10 years and those aged 10–19 years.

refugees and humanitarian entrants of any age.

people aged 25 years and under who have missed human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination.

The following patients who are eligible for National Immunisation Program (NIP) vaccines can catch up on a range of free vaccines missed in childhood: Vaccination providers should take every opportunity to review a person’s vaccination history and give them the appropriate vaccines, as needed. Catch-up immunisations give patients their recommended vaccinations and help protect against disease by giving the best protection as fast as possible.Ĭhildren, young people and adults may miss scheduled immunisation for several reasons and need to start a catch-up immunisation schedule. Any immunisation given after the recommended age is a ‘catch up’ immunisation.

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