Monash Health’s Vaccination Bus to hit the road 3 December

Since delivering Victoria’s first COVID-19 vaccination on 22 February, Monash Health’s South East Public Health Unit has gone on to deliver over 1.1 million doses to the community.

With around 90 per cent of those eligible now fully vaccinated, Monash Health is making vaccination more accessible to those not yet vaccinated, and those eligible for boosters, by rolling out our new vaccination bus!

The Monash Health Vaccination Bus will be hitting the road from 3 December, parking at local landmarks and providing free COVID-19 vaccinations to anyone who gets on board. Bookings are not required.

With thanks to Ventura, the bus has been transformed to include three vaccination cubicles to support everyone’s vaccination journey.

The Vaccination Bus will initially operate Friday to Sunday and travel around Melbourne’s South East over the coming months offering Pfizer vaccinations including Pfizer boosters for those eligible.

Please see upcoming visits below:

Monash Seminar and Training Centre

Address: 1A Atherton Road, Oakleigh

You can view the Monash Seminar and Training Centre map here.

Vaccination Bus appointment times:

  • Friday 3 December, 4:45pm to 6:30pm
  • Sunday 5 December, 9:00am to 12:30pm

Appointments: Walk-ins, no booking required

Vaccines available: Pfizer

Noble Park Skatepark

Address: Memorial Drive, Noble Park

You can view the Noble Park Skatepark map here.

Vaccination Bus appointment times:

  • Saturday 4 December, 9:00am to 3:30pm

Appointments: Walk-ins, no booking required

Vaccines available: Pfizer

Please note: walk-in lines may close early due to demand and that people should arrive at least 30 minutes before closing time to avoid disappointment.

For future dates and locations of where the Vaccination Bus will be, please visit www.sephu.org.

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