Learn about routine vaccines for children from birth to age 6 and when immunizations are recommended in Ontario.

Public Health immunization clinics provide vaccines for children, youth and adults to help protect against preventable diseases. Learn what to expect and how to book an appointment.

Learn why vaccines are important throughout the lifespan, which vaccines adults may need and how to access immunization records and vaccine clinics.

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…

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…

Immunization reporting, exemptions, AEFI requirements and school-based vaccine program information for healthcare providers.

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…

Find information about school and child care immunizations, vaccine reporting, immunization notices, catch-up vaccines and exemption requirements.

Learn about high school vaccine clinics, catch-up immunizations and recommended vaccines for students.

Public Health offers meningococcal, hepatitis B, and HPV vaccines to Grade 7 students each school year through school-based clinics. Information for parents and caregivers…