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What is the “Maternity Immunisation Allowance” provided by the government?

April 26, 2017government immunisation provided

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What is the “Maternity Immunisation Allowance” provided by the government?

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The Maternity Immunisation Allowance is a payment made to mothers for children aged 18-24 months who are fully immunised. It is still possible to receive this payment if you have an approved exemption from immunisation. This allowance is given as a one off payment to families and the allowance is not income tested. Visit the Australian Family Assistance Office for more information.