Scarborough COVID-19

Vaccine Clinic

Scarborough COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic

Scarborough Health Network (SHN) and our Scarborough Ontario Health Team (SOHT) and local partners have come together to rollout the COVID-19 vaccine across our community. We are doing this through vaccine clinic sites and mobile vaccine teams. We are pleased to be keeping our community safe and healthy.

Vaccinating Kids 5-11

Specially prepared clinics for helping families to get younger children vaccinated, offering a safe, calm, and kid-friendly experience.

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Boosters for Eligible Groups

3rd doses for individuals 18 years or older.

4th dose boosters for Immunocompromised.

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1st & 2nd Dose

For individuals 12 years or older.

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Pop-ups

Pop-up clinics around the community.

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Not sure about the COVID-19 vaccine or information you’ve seen? No problem — our VaxFacts Clinic is here to connect you with qualified SHN doctors who understand you may have questions or concerns, or just want to learn more.

Book a one-to-one phone conversation

Or call 416-438-2911 ext. 5738 to make an appointment. Learn more about the clinic at shn.ca/VaxFacts

More information

There are several appointment booking processes in place in Ontario. If eligible, we encourage you to book the appointment that is soonest available to you at any one of the options:

  • Please arrive 10 minutes before your appointment.
  • If you intend on coming with a visitor who does not have an appointment, please ask them to remain in the vehicle until your appointment is complete.
  • You may bring a support person if required for accessibility, medical reasons or help with interpretation.
  • Accessibility and interpretation services are available on-site, please inform ask a staff member if required.
  • When you arrive, please clean your hands, keep mask on and practice physical distancing.
  • When you register, please present your health card or other government-issued ID if you have one.

Each of our Scarborough COVID-19 Vaccination Clinics has been designed with accessibility in mind. To support those attending our clinic we have implemented the following accessibility measures:

  • Accessible entrances with dedicated drop-off zones;
  • Access to wheelchairs upon arrival;
  • Interpreter and translation phone services are available on site as well as staff who speak a variety of languages to assist with any translation needs;
  • Accessible parking and washrooms available; and
  • Dedicated vaccination areas for people with accessibility requirements, including accessibility lanes to shorten any walking distances

The City of Toronto is working with various partners to provide transportation to COVID-19 vaccination clinics. Visit this page and learn more under the “Transportation to Clinics” dropdown.

All parts of the vaccination program depend on vaccine supply and direction from the Ontario government. The province has a three-phase plan that prioritizes vaccines for those at greatest risk of severe illness and those who care for them.