Let's get vaccinated, Scarborough!

In Scarborough, there are three primary ways you can get your vaccine shot.

• The Scarborough Health Network runs both community vaccination clinics and pop-ups in hot spot postal codes. Get the latest details at the SHN web site.
• The City of Toronto also runs community vaccination clinics that you can book through the provincial booking web site.
• Select local pharmacies are also offering vaccine appointments. Find a local list  through the provincial web site and contact pharmacies directly.

Second dose information

The Province of Ontario has announced second dose booking information; please follow their web site and Scarborough Health Network for updates. If you had your first dose with SHN, they will contact you directly when eligible for your second dose booking.

What happens after you’re vaccinated?

As more and more people become fully vaccinated, restrictions can start to be lifted based on the conditions in your area. For now, we must all keep following public health measures as more Canadians get vaccinated.

A message in the languages of our community

Thank you to all the community leaders that took the time to record a message in their languages so we can get the word out -- when it's your turn, get your shot!

VIDEO MESSAGES

A message in English on the importance of getting vaccinated from Rev. Greg Carpenter of The Church of St Jude Wexford.

A message in French on the importance of getting vaccinated from community youth leader Omar Mumish.

A message in Urdu on the importance of getting vaccinated from Iman Molana Kasim Ingar of Scarborough Muslim Association.

A message in Tagalog on the importance of getting vaccinated from Alice Buslon and Jazzmine Buslon Chavez of Skyway Christian Assembly.

A message in Chinese on the importance of getting vaccinated from Master Lian-xiong, Abbot of Jing Yin Temple.

A message in Tamil on the importance of getting vaccinated from Indrani Nagenthiram of Villa Karuna Home for Seniors.

A message in Arabic on the importance of getting vaccinated from Dr. Basem Naser of Al- Huda Muslim Society.

A message in Gujarati on the importance of getting vaccinated from community leader Tasnim Bala.

A message in Urdu on the importance of getting vaccinated from Sameer Ahmed, president of the Canadian-Pakistani Association of Scarborough

A message in Bengali on the importance of getting vaccinated from community leader Sheikh Motalib.

A message in Dari on the importance of getting vaccinated from Aziz Amiri, president of the Canada Afghanistan Business Council.

A message in Nepali on the importance of getting vaccinated from community leader Krishna KC.

A message in Harari on the importance of getting vaccinated from community youth leader Omar Mumish.