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Workers in a variety of settings may be at risk of exposure to communicable disease because of their contact with patients/clients (diagnosed or undiagnosed) or their environment. There is also a...Read more
The RSV immunization program for infants, children and pregnant individuals has ended for the season. RSV immunizations for older adults will extend into the spring. Contact your healthcare provider...Read more
The best way to reduce the risk of infections is to prevent them by keeping your immunizations up to date and washing or sanitizing your hands often throughout the day. If you are unsure what...Read more
Book an appointment online Public Health provides free vaccinations to high school students that are overdue for immunization required under the Immunization of School Pupils ( ISPA ) Act (i.e.,...Read more
Hepatitis B, Human Papillomavirus ( HPV ) and Meningococcal immunizations are provided at no cost to Grade 7 students twice a year through the school-based immunization program. If your child is in...Read more
Key immunization information Appointments: Public Health offers child and adult immunization clinics in the Guelph, Fergus and Orangeville public health offices. In addition, clinics may be available...Read more
Book a catch-up immunization appointment online Childhood vaccinations are very important for a child’s long-term health. In Ontario, children can get many free (publicly-funded) vaccines,...Read more
Our clinics offer immunization and sexual health services. Services are by appointment only. Call 1-800-265-7293 ext. 7006 to book. Immunization Clinics Routine vaccinations for adults and children (...Read more
As per the Child Care and Early Years Act, 2014 , “Every licensee of a child care centre shall ensure that, before commencing employment, every person employed in a child care centre it operates and...Read more
Immunization helps ensure that children have the best protection against various serious diseases. It also plays an important role in reducing the risk of disease outbreaks in child care centres. To...Read more
Public Health offers Meningococcal, Hepatitis B and HPV vaccines to Grade 7 students each school year. More information for parents and caregivers and dates for the school clinics can be found at...Read more
Assessing Need for Post-exposure Prophylaxis ( PEP ) The rabies virus is shed in the saliva of infected mammals and can be transmitted via a bite wound, open cuts in the skin, or mucous membranes...Read more
Age, Vaccine, Mode of Administrations and Abbreviation for Recommended Vaccines from Infancy to 6 Years (see Ontario’s Publicly Funded Immunization Schedule ) Age How it’s Administered...Read more
Starting kindergarten is an exciting time for parents, caregivers and children. The following information will help you prepare for a healthy and enjoyable transition to school. Comment commencer la...Read more
Measles cases are on the rise in our region. To view your child’s immunization record or report your child’s measles vaccines online, visit immunizewdg.ca . For more information about...Read more
Report to: Board of Health Meeting Date: March 2, 2016 Report Number: BOH Report – BH .01. MAR0216 . R05 Prepared by: Neena Riarh, Manager, School Health and Immunization Approved by: Rita Sethi,...Read more
The HPV vaccine is cancer prevention Don’t wait to get vaccinated . It’s safe and most effective when given at an earlier age. Learn more . Protect future you from HPV -related cancers including...Read more
When you follow the recommended immunization schedule, your child will get needles regularly. Sometimes kids develop a fear of needles or needle phobia which can carry over into adulthood. This can...Read more