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Further Mandatory Measures to Lower Social Gathering Limits, Increase Masking and Physical Distancing Requirements, and Restrict High Risk Close Contact Activities
These limits apply to social gatherings whether they are held in private settings, like homes and apartments, or at places like restaurants and meeting and event spaces
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Falls Across the Lifespan
Did you Know? Falling is not a normal part of aging Most falls are due to health or lifestyle factors Falls can cause injury and reduce mobility and independence Most falls are predictable and preventable Nine Steps to Prevent a fall: Be active Manage your medicines Manage your health…
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Health & Safety
General Health and Safety Policy
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Public Health Champions Awarded for 2024
Algoma Public Health announced its Public Health Champions for 2024 at their most recent Board of Health Meeting held on Wednesday, February 26th
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Child Development
The first 6 years of your child's life and the experiences that they have play an important role in your child's development
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GFL clinics move to offer the Moderna vaccine
Due to broad supply considerations, Algoma Public Health is currently aligning with provincial direction to switch to offering Moderna at third dose clinics until further notice. There is adequate supply of Moderna vaccine for adult third doses and clinics will continue to run at full capacity.…
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Algoma COVID-19 Immunization Update
Currently, long-term care home residents and First Nations elder care lodges are completing their second doses of COVID-19 immunization... In accordance with provincial direction, once first doses have been provided to all staf... COVID-19 vaccine appointments are not yet available to the general public
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Algoma COVID-19 Immunization Update - March 17, 2021
At this time, immunization clinic sites are in place in municipalities and First Nation communities across the district, operated by. As of Tuesday March 16, 2021: Residents of Algoma long-term care homes and First Nation elder care lodges have received first and second doses of COVID-19 vaccine
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Over 75% of Algoma adults 18 and older have received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine and updates on new appointments at GFL Memorial Gardens
Over 40% of youth aged 12-17 in Algoma have also received their first dose...You will receive information directly using the email you provided when you booked your first appointment... These mRNA vaccine clinics are open for booking for anyone 18+ who wishes to receive a first dose, as well as anyo
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Algoma LTCH residents start receiving COVID-19 vaccine this week
Algoma Public Health (APH) has received the first shipment of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine for the Algoma district...”As further vaccine arrives, APH will work with all LTCHs in the Algoma district to provide first doses to over 1,000 LTCH residents over the next two weeks... Families should not visit