Immunization
Immunization
Immunization updates
School immunization clinics
Community immunization clinics
Report or view immunization records
You can report your immunizations and view your immunization records using the Immunization Connect Ontario (ICON) portal. If you are a parent, you can also use the portal to report or view your child's immunizations, including those required for school under the Ontario Immunization of School Pupils Act.
Remember to report your immunizations after every new dose!
Immunization topics
Halton Region Public Health works to help prevent disease and optimize health for everyone living in our community. These efforts include promoting immunization/vaccination and monitoring compliance with provincial requirements for immunization/vaccination.
School-based Immunizations
Learn about immunization clinics for school-aged children.
COVID-19 Vaccines
Access the latest information on COVID-19 vaccines
Frequently Asked Questions About Immunization
Do you have questions about immunization in Halton Region?
Hepatitis A & B Free Vaccine Program
Hepatitis A and Hepatitis B are viruses that infect the liver and can cause serious illness.
Hepatitis B Vaccine
Learn about Hepatitis B and the Hepatitis B vaccine.
HPV Vaccine
Learn about HPV and the HPV vaccine.
Immunization Information for Families
Infectious diseases are commonly spread among children who are not immunized.
Measles, Mumps, Rubella (MMR) Vaccine
The MMR vaccine protects against measles, mumps, and rubella.
Meningococcal Conjugate-ACYW-135 (Men-C-ACYW) Vaccine
Meningococcal bacteria are common but can cause serious illness
Periods of Exclusion - Childhood Diseases
Learn when children should stay at home under conditions related to childhood diseases.
Report or View Your Immunization Records
Learn about reporting your immunizations to the Halton Region Health Department.
Vaccine Exemption for Children
Parents or guardians may exempt their children from vaccines for personal or medical reasons.
Varicella (chicken pox) Vaccine
Routine immunization is the best protection against serious infections, including chickenpox.