Lower Hutt, Wellington – InformationNZ continues its effort to eliminate measles and keep communities safe by standing up another free community vaccination clinic. Following the strong turnout at last Saturday’s clinic in Wainuiomata, the next clinic will be held at:

Berhampore School Hall
Saturday, 29 November 2025
9:00am – 12:00pm

This clinic is delivered in partnership with Westbury Pharmacy, ConnexNZ, and Berhampore School, reflecting the collective commitment of local providers and community partners to protect public health.

“Every vaccination strengthens our collective shield against measles. The success in Wainuiomata shows the power of communities coming together, and we’re proud to extend this opportunity to Berhampore and nearby suburbs such as Island Bay, Newtown, Vogel Town and Brooklyn alongside our partners Westbury Pharmacy, ConnexNZ, and Berhampore School. While there are no new measles cases reported lately, we continue to offer protection through free vaccination clinics, and we especially encourage Pacific, Māori, and the wider community to come along and get vaccinated,” said Muliagatele Bella Bartley, CEO of InformationNZ.

While measles vaccination is a key focus, all other routine vaccines will also be offered at the clinic. This ensures families can catch up on immunisations in one accessible, community-based setting.

Important Travel Advisory

For those planning to travel to the Pacific Islands over Christmas, please note that some countries now require evidence of vaccination on arrival at the border. Attending this clinic is an opportunity to ensure you and your whānau are protected and have the documentation needed for safe travel.

Why It Matters

• Measles is highly contagious but preventable with vaccination.
• Protecting children and adults helps safeguard vulnerable members of the community.
• Clinics like these reduce barriers to access and promote health equity across Wellington.
• Offering all vaccines together makes it easier for families to stay up to date.
• Partnerships with pharmacies, schools, and local providers ensure trusted, culturally grounded care.
• Vaccination now helps meet border requirements for Pacific travel this Christmas.
• Even while there are no new measles cases reported lately, ongoing clinics maintain protection and community confidence.

About InformationNZ

InformationNZ is a national advisory service dedicated to advancing health equity and wellbeing through culturally grounded, community-led initiatives. By partnering with schools, libraries, pharmacies, and local providers, InformationNZ ensures that trusted information and essential services reach the people who need them most.

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