Information for consumers

What is the National HPV
Vaccination Program?

The National Human Papillomavirus Vaccination Program (HPV) is funded by the Australian Government. Through the program, females aged 12—13 years can receive the HPV vaccine free of charge to protect against the cause of most cervical cancers. Vaccination involves three injections, usually given over a period of six months.

This website contains information about the National HPV Vaccination Program Register (HPV Register), which collects information about the National HPV Vaccination Program.

Questions
Answered

• What is the HPV Register?
• Why should I (or my daughter) be on the HPV Register?
• What are the other benefits of the HPV Register?
• What information will be recorded on the HPV Register?
• How will information be collected by the HPV Register?
• Do my vaccination records (or my daughter’s records) have to go to the HPV Register?
• Who will have access to my information?