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Primary Health Tasmania has the following funding opportunities available for COVID-19 initiatives:
Initiative 1: COVID-19 vaccination home visits and pop-up clinics
The vaccination home visit program aims to increase COVID-19 vaccination opportunities for vulnerable Tasmanians. Eligible providers can provide vaccinations through home visits or pop-up clinics.
Open to:
Immunisers working in primary health care and general practices
Client eligibility:
Vulnerable people who have difficulty accessing COVID-19 vaccinations
Activity period:
To 30 June 2024 with potential for program extension until December 2024 subject to available funding
Status:
*OPEN* currently accepting applications
Initiative 2: COVID-19 home visits
The application period for this initiative has now closed and the activity period has ended.
This program is to allow people who are non-Medicare card holders to access COVID-19 vaccination.
Open to:
General practices
Client eligibility:
Non-Medicare card holders requiring vaccination
Activity period:
To 30 June 2024 with potential for program extension until December 2024 subject to available funding
Status:
*OPEN* currently accepting requests for reimbursement
Want to know more?
For more information about each initiative refer to the relevant funding guidelines available via the funding guidelines and application form library.
Primary Health Tasmania has the following funding opportunities available for COVID-19 initiatives:
Initiative 1: COVID-19 vaccination home visits and pop-up clinics
The vaccination home visit program aims to increase COVID-19 vaccination opportunities for vulnerable Tasmanians. Eligible providers can provide vaccinations through home visits or pop-up clinics.
Open to:
Immunisers working in primary health care and general practices
Client eligibility:
Vulnerable people who have difficulty accessing COVID-19 vaccinations
Activity period:
To 30 June 2024 with potential for program extension until December 2024 subject to available funding
Status:
*OPEN* currently accepting applications
Initiative 2: COVID-19 home visits
The application period for this initiative has now closed and the activity period has ended.
