COVID-19 Vaccination Clinics

Walk-in appointments are available on a first come, first-served basis, and are dependent on supply. First and second doses of the COVID-19 vaccine are available to anyone born 2009 or earlier.

• Clearview Christian Reformed Church,
  2300 Sheridan Garden Dr., Oakville (Google Map link)
  • Thursday, September 30, 2021
  • 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
  • Offering Pfizer

GO-VAXX Bus locations

The Province is operating GO-VAXX mobile COVID-19 vaccine clinics, providing first and second doses of Pfizer vaccine to anyone born in 2009 or earlier. Please note, third doses of COVID-19 vaccines are not offered at GO-VAXX clinics at this time. No appointment needed.

• Sheridan College – Trafalgar Campus
  1430 Trafalgar Road, Oakville (Google Map link)
  • Tuesday, September 28
  • 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.

View the complete GO-VAXX bus schedule (external link).

There are over 100 pharmacies in Halton Region offering a COVID-19 vaccine. Book an appointment directly through the pharmacy. Click here to find a local pharmacy (external link).

Many family physicians are now giving COVID-19 vaccines. We encourage you to contact your family physician directly to find out if they are offering the COVID-19 vaccine.

• Halton Pediatric Allergy 5500 North Service Road, Burlington (Google Maps link)
  • Must be born between 2004 and 2009
  • Offering Pfizer
  • Book directly through the primary care office.
    • Email info@haltonpediatricallergy.com
    • Call 905-315-9543
    • Online haltonpediatricallergy.com (external link)
• Milton Health Centre 200-1225 Maple Avenue, Milton (Google Maps link)
  • Offering Moderna to individuals 18+
  • Book directly through the primary care office. Call 905-693-6400 or email: clinic@miltonhealthcentre.com.
• Shepherd Walk-in Clinic, 7-579 Kerr Street Oakville (Google Maps link)
  • Offering Moderna to individuals 18+
  • Book directly through the primary care office. Call 905-842-4441 or email: dr.augla.s@hotmail.com.

• To arrange for a disability related accommodation, please call 311 or email accesshalton@halton.ca.
• Sign language Interpretation Services is available and provided by a remote video interpretation service. Please call 311 or email accesshalton@halton.cato arrange this service.
• Wheelchairs are available at each of the clinic sites.

• Language interpretation services are available by telephone on site for residents who do not speak English.

No-charge transportation is available for people facing barriers getting to a vaccination clinic.

If you are able, please drive yourself to the clinic or ask a family member or a support person to take you. This will ensure that we help those that need the service most. If you will be travelling to a clinic with someone from outside of your household, please review our COVID-19 Public Health Guidelines: Car Travel for tips on how to travel safely (PDF file).

If transportation is a barrier to getting to a vaccine clinic, please choose one of the options below:

Option 1: Request a no-charge ride through one of the local taxi services listed below.

Taxi services are available at no charge for those attending a vaccine clinic.

Please book transportation at least 48 hours in advance. Please call 311 if you require assistance to book a taxi.

Option 2: Request a ride through the Ontario Community Support Association(external link).

The Ontario government has partnered with the Ontario Community Support Association(external link) to help people with disabilities, and seniors with mobility issues, to safely get to and from COVID-19 vaccination clinics.

To book a ride through the Ontario Community Support Association(external link) you need to:

• Be a person with a disability within the meaning of the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005. This can include physical, developmental, learning, mental health, hearing and visual disabilities; and
• Have limited or no access to safe transportation or face barriers to getting to or from a COVID-19 vaccination clinic.

Other things to know about this service:

• One caregiver or support person can go with you, to and from the COVID-19 Vaccine clinic.
• You may have the same driver both ways or two different drivers.

Option 3: Arrange for a Paramedic to administer your vaccine at your home, through your primary health care provider.

If you have mobility challenges or medical reasons that prevent you from attending a vaccination clinic, you may be able to have a Paramedic vaccinate you in your home. This can be arranged through your primary health care provider. To arrange for vaccination in your home, your primary health care provider is required to complete a ‘Physician Request Form for COVID-19 Vaccination of Homebound Patients’ and to submit it to paramedicmobileclinic@halton.ca. For further details about this process, have your primary health care provider refer to the April 23, 2021 e-fax to physicians(PDF file). Please contact 311 for any questions about this process.