Vaccinations and Immunizations
Suspension from School Letters
Your child could be suspended if their immunization records are not up-to-date
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Report your Child's Vaccinations
Each time your child gets a vaccine, the law requires that you report it to Public Health. Health care providers don't do this for you -
Where to Get Vaccinated
Find out where you and your family can get vaccinated against common infectious diseases -
Children's Vaccinations Records
Review requirements for children attending a licensed child care centre, licensed home child care agency or school -
School Immunization Rates
Data on measles, mumps, rubella, diphtheria, tetanus, polio and philosophical exemptions for private and public schools in Niagara -
Grade 7 Vaccinations
Hepatitis B, meningitis and HPV vaccination information -
Child Care Providers
Information and forms to meet the immunization requirements of the Child Care and Early Years Act, 2014
Video: How far do you go to keep your children safe?
Vaccines for college, university, work or travel
Many vaccines needed for post-secondary education, work or travel are not publicly funded. These fee-for-service vaccines are available at:
- Your health care provider
- Walk-in clinics
- Most pharmacies (with a prescription as required)
- Travel clinics
Search for a yellow fever vaccination centre in Niagara.
Talk to a health care provider for more information.
Vaccinations and Your Baby
Give the health benefits of vaccines to your baby. Learn about the vaccination schedule, pain management for your baby and how to report your baby's vaccination.
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