Seasonal Vaccine Clinics

Getting your flu and COVID-19 vaccines are one of the best ways to keep your family safe from fall respiratory viruses. Find out where to get your vaccines, book an appointment, and access resources to stay healthy.

Where can my family get a flu and COVID-19 vaccines?

Vaccines are available at convenient locations in your community:

  • For children 6 months to 2 years: Visit your primary care provider or SWPH

  • For children over 2 years, teens, and adults:

    • Book with your primary care provider, your local pharmacy or SWPH

How can I book a vaccine for young children at SWPH?

Please visit our immunization booking page in the fall for updated clinic dates. A limited number or appointments will be available.

More ways to protect against the flu

Stay informed and healthy this flu season with these resources:

What to do after getting my flu shot

Your flu shot is a great step, but you can do more to protect yourself and your family:

  • Remind others in your household to get vaccinated too

  • Keep practicing healthy habits like regular hand washing and staying home if you’re feeling unwell

Frequently asked questions

Everyone 6 months and older should get a flu and COVID-19 vaccines each year. It’s especially important for young children, older adults, and people with certain health conditions.

Yes, the flu and COVID-19 vaccines are safe for children starting at 6 months old. Talk to your primary care provider if you have questions about your child’s health.

In most cases, yes, you can safely get the flu and COVID-19 vaccines alongside routine vaccinations. Talk to your primary care provider if you plan to have a flu or COVID-19 vaccine at the same time as another vaccination.

Visit Ontario's pharmacy location service to find a clinic near you.

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