*This page has been updated to reflect remaining dates.
The provision of extended immunisation services is part of the kaupapa to improve childhood immunisation rates by offering services at a time that suit whānau who cannot attend during regular practice hours.
These practices will offer childhood immunisations to both enrolled and non-enrolled whānau. Whānau are encouraged to contact these clinics directly to enquire about attending as booking in advance is preferable, however they will also accept walk ins.
Hamilton Lake Clinic
226 Grey St, Hamilton East (07) 839 0092
Saturdays 9am-4pm: 14 June, 28 June
Victoria Clinic
173 Angelsea Street, Hamilton Central (07) 834 0333
Saturdays 9am-3pm: 14 June, 28 June
Hillcrest Medical Centre
3 Masters Avenue, Hillcrest, Hamilton (07) 856 5087
Saturdays 9am-3pm: 14 June, 28 June
Hamilton East Medical Centre
16 Beale Street, Hamilton East, Hamilton (07) 839 1232
Tuesdays 5-6pm: 10 and 17 June
Saturday 8am-12 noon, 14 June
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