When: Saturday, June 19th - 10am - 4pm

Eligibility: All Indigenous people 12 years and over - First Nations, Inuit and Metis people, regardless of status or registration. All are welcome, including everyone living in the same household.

Vaccine: Pfizer - requires 2 doses minimum 3 weeks apart.

• First and Second doses available.

• If you received a first dose of AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine April 10 or before, you can register to receive a second dose of Pfizer at the vaccine pow wow.

Access: By appointment, CODE REQUIRED

• Code for Saturday, June 19: powwow

More Info: 416-654-4181 or email appointments@healthybreathing.co

Getting There: VARSITY STADIUM

• address is 299 Bloor St West - near Bloor and Avenue Rd.

  • entry will be on NORTH end of the Stadium off Bloor St

By TTC:

• St George Subway Station

• Museum Subway Station

Call Auntie 437-703-8703 if you have questions or need support to sign up.

When: Every Thursday - 9:00am - until they run out of vaccine

Eligibility: All Indigenous people 12+ are welcome - adults 55+ will be prioritized.

Vaccine: Variable - Moderna and Pfizer

Access: No appointments - WALK IN

• Additional vaccine clinic dates will be posted on their Facebook page

More Info:

Call 416-920-2605 if you have any questions.

https://aht.ca/covid-19-vaccination-drop-in-clinic/

Getting There:

• 179 Gerrard St E - near Allen Gardens - on Gerrard st E between Sherbourne and Jarvis

When: Saturday, June 12. 11am - 4pm

Eligibility: All Indigenous youth 12 - 17 are welcome

• Ice Cream Truck on site!

• Every youth who get the vaccine will be entered into a raffle - Prizes are:

  • Nintendo Switch bundle

  • Samsung Tablet

  • $100 Amazon Gift card

Vaccine: Pfizer

Access: No appointments - WALK IN

More Info: Call 416-920-2605 if you have any questions

Geting there: 179 Gerrard St E - on gerrard between Jarvis and Sherbourne

When: JUNE dates: June 5, 8, 15, 22, 26

Eligibility: All Indigenous people 12+ - First Nations, Inuit and Metis people, regardless of status or registration - all are welcome, including family members, and close contacts living in the same household.

Vaccine: Pfizer - requires 2 doses minimum 3 weeks apart. Community members can indicate when they book whether it is their first dose OR their second dose

Access: By appointment - Link below

• dates are updated regularly

• you can sign up for a call back to book an appointment or to be called for last minute openings on vaccine days

• TRANSPORTATION support available via taxi - please call to arrange

More Info: 416-654-4181 or email appointments@healthybreathing.co

Getting There:

• address is 22 Vaughan Rd. - near Bathurst and St Clair

By TTC:

• St Clair streetcar west from St Clair West Subway station

• Bus 7 Bathurst North from Bathurst Station

Call Auntie 437-703-8703 if you have questions or need support to sign up.

When: Wednesday, June 9. 10am - 2pm

Eligibility: All Indigenous community members 12 + and their household members.

• FIRST DOSE appointments only.

Vaccine: Pfizer

Access: request an appointment email: covidvaccine@nativechild.org

More Info: Call if you have any questions 416-969-8510

Geting there: 30 College St - near College and Yonge

Unity Health has two vaccine clinics operating – one at St Michael's Hospital and one at St Joseph's Health Centre. Appointments can be booked for eligible groups, including First Nations, Metis and Inuit people over 18, though an online hospital based portal or though a call centre 1-888-385-1910.

Unity Health has allocated specific spots for Indigenous Adults who self-identify during the booking process.

Information: https://unityhealth.to/covid-19-vaccination-at-unity-health/

The COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic for First Nations, Inuit and Metis adults at Michael Garron Hospital is a comfortable environment for community members to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. A sacred pipe and smudging ceremony will be conducted at the clinic before it opens. For those that wish to smudge, traditional sacred medicines will be available before or after their vaccination. In addition, our dedicated team of clinic staff and Aboriginal community members are available to address any questions or concerns.

The clinic will run on Wednesday’s from 8AM-4PM at Michael Garron Hospital. You will then be invited to book an appointment. Alternatively, you can phone our COVID-19 Vaccine Booking Office to book an appointment directly at 437-537-5131.

Hospitals all around the GTA offer vaccine clinics and INDIGENOUS ADULTS over 16 are eligible to receive the vaccine.

It is not appropriate for hospital staff to ask for a status card, it is appropriate that they ask for ID.

Toronto Public Health is runnign vaccine clinics in various locations throughout the city.

Locations: https://www.toronto.ca/home/covid-19/covid-19-protect-yourself-others/covid-19-vaccines/covid-19-how-to-get-vaccinated/?accordion=city-immunization-clinics

Scarborough has specific information about vaccine access here: https://www.scarboroughcovidvaccineclinic.ca

Shoppers is offering Vaccine at select locations. You must call your preferred store for the most up to date information on what vaccine is available and to make an appointment. Individuals must be 18 years or older to be eligible on the day of administration to receive the vaccine.

Locations offering vaccines: https://www1.shoppersdrugmart.ca/en/covid-shot

Rexall has set up a "waitlist" booking platform in order to help us book appointments for eligible patients as they receive vaccines. They will notify you when you are eligible to book a COVID-19 vaccine with Rexall. Appointments will be limited and being on the waitlist does not guarantee an appointment due to limited supply of vaccine.

More information: https://www.rexall.ca/covid-19/vaccines