Auduzhe is happy to announce that the COVID-19 Pfizer vaccine has been approved for children 5 to 11 years old!

When: Starting November 27th, 2021 we will be offering the vaccines to eligible children:

*Children aged 5 to 11 who identify as First Nations, Inuit, or Metis OR
*Children aged 5 to 11 who are close household members of First Nations, Inuit, or Metis

Vaccine clinics run every TUESDAY and SATURDAY at 22 Vaughan Road (Bathurst and St. Clair) from 10:00AM to 4:00PM for November and December.

We will be CLOSED on Saturday December 25^th and Saturday January 1^st.

Access: By appointment 416-654-4184 or email appointments@healthybreathing.co

• 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

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: Vaccine every TUESDAY and SATURDAY at 22 Vaughan Road (Bathurst and St. Clair) from 10:00AM to 4:00PM for November and December. We will be CLOSED on Saturday December 25^th and Saturday January 1^st.

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.

First Nations, Inuit and Metis people who received only two Astra-Zeneca doses

Non-indigenous direct client facing front line workers working within the Indigenous community are welcome to book a third dose, and we appreciate your understanding and patience while we work to get those most at risk protected.

Third doses available for those who are immunocompromised 8 weeks after their second dose!

Third dose available for those who received their second dose 3 months earlier (on or before September 17th 2021 ). Please note we are prioritizing the elderly and immunocompromised.

Vaccine: Pfizer

Access: By appointment 416-654-4184 or email appointments@healthybreathing.co

• 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

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: Thursday, December 16, 2021 and Thursday, January 6th, 2021

Eligibility: Indigenous youth and their families in Toronto and the GTA

Vaccine: Pfizer

Access: Call ENAGB at 647-745-7809 to make an appointment or reach out to Auduzhe 416-654-4184 or email appointments@healthybreathing.co

Where: 1005 Woodbine Ave

• TTC tokens and $20 gift cards available to support transportation to clinics. Every person vaccinated at the clinics will be entered in a draw to win limited edition Jordan sneakers.

• ENAGB is offering these clinics as a neutral space for those in the Indigenous community that would like to get vaccinated but are facing barriers.

When: January Dates TBA

Eligibility: All Indigenous people 5+ - 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

Access: Sign up using link, someone from Auduzhe will be in touch to plan a day that works for you

• You can sign up 6 people at once

• https://forms.gle/hAUU8v3VaL89wePu9

More Info: Call Auntie 437-703-8703

Getting There:

• A midwife from SGMT comes to you to administer the vaccine

• GTA - Scarborough inclusive

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

When: January 5, 2021 - more dates to come

Eligibility: All Indigenous people 5+ - 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

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: 416-654-4184 or email appointments@healthybreathing.co, or visit the website at https://linktr.ee/AuduzheMinoNesewinong

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: Every Wednesday and Thursday beginning November 24, 2021

Time: 10am-2pm

Eligibility: First Nations, Métis, or Inuit residents and their household members age 18 and older for boosters.

Children: 5-11

Vaccine: Variable - Moderna and Pfizer

Access: Book an appointment

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

MUST HAVE RECEIVED 2nd shot 3 months prior to Booster

Getting There:

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

When: Beginning May 27, 2021 appointments will be required for COVID-19 vaccinations.

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

Vaccine: Variable - Moderna and Pfizer

Access: Book an appointment

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

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