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A free specialist service providing holistic primary care plus infectious diseases, paediatrics, and psychiatry for refugees and asylum seekers with complex needs, including those without Medicare. No payment or Medicare card is required.
122 Thomas St, Dandenong VIC 3175.
A free comprehensive physical and mental health assessment for children and young people who arrived as refugees or asylum seekers. All children in a family can be seen at the same visit, and interpreters are provided.
Royal Children's Hospital, 50 Flemington Rd, Parkville VIC 3052. operates state-wide (Victoria & Tasmania)
GP, nursing and specialist healthcare for refugees and people seeking asylum, who are bulk-billed regardless of Medicare status. People without a Medicare card are seen free of charge on providing evidence such as a humanitarian visa or a Red Cross or IHMS let…
5 Alexandra Ave, Hoppers Crossing VIC 3029.
Connects refugees and asylum seekers to culturally appropriate health services and maintains referral pathways across the state. Funded by the Victorian Government and auspiced by Foundation House.
4 Gardiner St, Brunswick VIC 3056. operates state-wide
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Directory last reviewed 7 September 2026.