Keep Our Mob Healthy – Stay Up to Date With Vaccines
01 Apr 2026
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people can be at higher risk from some illnesses, especially ones that vaccines can prevent.
Some vaccines are given earlier or more often for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to keep communities strong.
Why the risk is higher:
- Higher rates of chronic conditions like diabetes or heart disease
- Busy households where infections spread more easily
- Challenges accessing healthcare on time
- Ongoing effects of colonisation and inequality
Vaccines like flu, pneumococcal, whooping cough, and hepatitis B help protect you, your family, and your mob.
Where to get vaccinated:
- Local GP or Aboriginal health service
- Community clinics
- Some pharmacies
Vaccination protects Elders, babies, and family members with health conditions, keeping everyone stronger.
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Source: NSW Health / National Immunisation Program
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