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Pop-Up Vax hubs in Maribyrnong

09/02/2022

By Molly Magennis

There will be a series of pop-up vaccination clinics across the City of Maribyrnong in February, where the community can get their COVID-19 vaccine.

– Braybrook Community Hub, 107/139 Churchill Avenue, Braybrook, will host a hub until Friday, February 11, from 10.30am-4.30pm.

– Quang Minh Buddhist Temple, 18 Burke Street, Braybrook, from Tuesday, February 15 to Thursday, February 17, 11am-6pm.

– Australian Light Foundation, 291/293 Sunshine Road, Tottenham, from Tuesday, February 22, to Thursday, February 23, 10.30am-4.30pm.

Residents will be able to get walk in boosters, first and second doses and 5-11 year old vaccinations.

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