Vaccinations and Immunizations

All adults aged 75 and older are eligible for the publicly funded RSV vaccine. If you're in this age group, talk to your health care provider about getting the RSV vaccine.

Do you have a child in school?

Confirm your child's vaccination information is up-to-date with Public Health

Access your vaccination record or report vaccines

Where to Get Vaccinated
Publicly funded immunizations and appointment information
Report Vaccinations
How to report vaccinations and handle personal immunization records
Request Immunization Records
How to view and request personal immunization records
Baby, Children and Youth Vaccinations
Learn about vaccination for children and reporting laws in Ontario
Grade 7 Vaccinations
Hepatitis B, meningitis and HPV vaccination information
Adults
Benefits of keeping your vaccines up-to-date

Report vaccines received to Public Health for children 0 to 17 years

The fastest, most secure and convenient way to report vaccines (except for COVID-19 vaccinations and flu shots) or request records is to use Immunization Connect (ICON).

Access your vaccination record or report vaccines

Contact the Vaccine Team

Talk to a vaccine nurse about:

Booking an appointment at a vaccination clinic for publicly funded (free) vaccine(s)
Routine (free) vaccines for all ages
School vaccinations
A catch-up schedule for missed vaccines
What to expect after getting vaccinated
Vaccine related questions or concerns

Call 905-688-8248 or 1-888-505-6074 ext. 7425 Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:15 p.m. to speak with a vaccine nurse.

Email the Vaccine Team and a vaccine nurse will respond to you within five business days.

By communicating with us, you're agreeing to keep the exchange of personal health information to a minimum. See Public Health's privacy statement.