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Your food organizer form has been successfully submitted. Please allow up to 5-10 business days one of our Public Health Inspectors to follow up with you.    *Please be sure you have read the Temporary Food Guide Book / Operating Guidelines for Farmer's Markets before proceeding with the submission …

Infection Prevention & Control

  Algoma Public Health will help in the management and prevention of outbreaks of illness in our community.  We offer information, forms and posters in our Professional section that can assist with identifying and/or managing an outbreak in congregate settings. Visit our Infection Prevention and…

Emotional Health

  Emotional Health for Parents: Sometimes having a baby is not what you expected… Parenting can cause strain and tension – not to mention sleep deprivation!   We provide screening for early detection of postpartum mood disorders and anxiety, provide resources, and can also link families to other…

Mental Health

Support for caregivers and families    When you, or a family member, experience a change in your mental wellbeing, it can feel like you are all alone. But we are here to tell you that you are not alone and that organizations and resources exists to support you. Many of these organizations have been …

2024 - Report to the Community - Building Foundations for Healthier Communities

A Message from the Board of Health Chair In 2024, Algoma Public Health continued to fulfill its mandate to promote and protect the health of all people in Algoma through programs, partnerships, and evidence-informed action. As a local public health agency, our role extends beyond individual care to …

I am pregnant, have a baby under 12 months, or am immunocompromised. How can I reduce the risk of measles?

Babies under 12 months are too young for routine MMR (measles, mumps, rubella) vaccination and are at higher risk for serious illness from measles. Pregnant individuals and people who are immunocompromised are also at greater risk of complications.  To reduce the risk:  Ensure everyone in your…

Travel Health Notice - Zika virus infection in the Americas

Zika virus infection is caused by a virus which is spread by the bite of an infected mosquito. Symptoms can include fever, headache, conjunctivitis (pink eye) and rash, along with joint and muscle pain. It is recommended that pregnant women and those considering becoming pregnant discuss their…

Resources

Public Health Ontario (PHO) Reference Pages   General Best Practices for Infection Prevention and Control Programs in Ontario In All Health Care Settings, 3rd edition (PDF) Cleaning & Disinfection   Best Practices for Cleaning, Disinfection and Sterilization of Medical Equipment/Devices In…

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