Every parent wants what's best for their children. Every parent wants their child to be happy and healthy.

The medical community tells us that vaccinating will give our kids the best possible chance of health. But vaccines are not for everyone and not all vaccines have stood the test of time or been proven to be safe and effective as WA's experience with the flu vaccine in children has shown.

Please come along to hear Meryl Dorey, President of the Australian Vaccination Network, a vaccine-safety organisation that has operated in Australia since 1994, discuss the issues associated with vaccine safety and effectiveness. Hear about the lack of safety testing for childhood influenza vaccines; the low effectiveness and short-term protection from the whooping cough shot, the risks associated with cervical cancer vaccines and the efforts by government and the medical community to make us think that vaccines are compulsory when they are not. Discover what ingredients are contained in vaccinations including mercury, aluminium, formaldehyde, viral and bacterial contaminants and other cancer-causing substances.

Admission is $15 per person / $20 for two and pre-booking is highly recommended. Parents must be able to access information from both sides of this issue. Speak with your health advisors and come along to learn more about how to make the right health choices for your family.

Call 1800 007 468 for any additional information or, if you prefer not to book online, you may FAX your credit card and contact details to 02 6678 0894 and a receipt will be issued.

Vaccination and health books will be available for sale at the venue as will copies of the AVN's magazine, Living Wisdom. Subscription forms will be available but if you would prefer to subscribe online, please just click here.

Date: Thursday November 3rd
Time: Registration 6.30pm for a 7:00pm sharp start
Location: QEII Centre
88 Durlacher Street
Geraldton WA 6530

If you purchase your tickets online, a receipt will be emailed to you and your name will be registered at the door.