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  • Adult Immunizations

    Visit the Government of Ontario's Adult Vaccination page to learn about what vaccines are recommended for adults and to determine if you are eligible for publicly funded vaccines

  • Vagina & Penis Health

      Every vagina or penis is different and deserves the best possible care. Many people may have questions about how to keep genitals clean, appearance (size, shape) and function. Having these questions is completely normal. See below to find out facts and common concerns regarding your genitals.  

  • Advisories

    Drinking water advisories are issued to warn the public that the water is potentially unsafe and outline what precautions should be taken to prevent injury and illness. There are three types of drinking water advisories: Boil water advisories Do not drink advisories Do not use advisories   How do …

  • Radon

      Radon can be found in the soil all over Canada. Breathing in radon gas for extended periods of time can be hazardous. Did you know radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer, second only to smoking? Learn more about radon and stay informed on how to protect yourself and those you care…

  • Algoma Public Health servers hit with a ransomware attack

    (Updated: 4:45 pm)   All Algoma Public Health Phone Lines Now Available All Algoma Public Health phone lines are now working, including the Parent Child Information Line, Sexual Health Information Line and Appointment Centre.           Parent Child Information Line (705-541-7101 or TF…

  • Celebrating Earth Day 2021: Let’s Talk About Climate Change & Health

    ” To date, we have engaged with 26 partners across Algoma, including representatives from health and social services, environmental non-profit organizations, and district municipalities, as well as our First Nations and Metis partners, to understand the impacts of climate change in Algoma and streng

  • Learners

    Welcome!  Algoma Public Health (APH) is a teaching health unit. APH is committed to offering learner opportunities that build core competencies for public health in the next generation of public health professionals.   From resident rotations to practicums and placements, we’re hoping to have you…

  • Healthy Relationships

      What is a healthy relationship? A healthy relationship is when people feel safe, comfortable, honest, trust, caring, share power, respect, and have open communication with each other (Alberta Health Services, teaching sexual health, 2017).   Strong healthy relationships help us to manage stress…

  • Extreme Temperature

    During the peak of summer and winter Canadians may be exposed to extreme weather temperatures. Extreme heat and cold can be dangerous for everyone and proper preventative measures must be taken.     Date of Creation: June 1, 2015 Last Modified: June 5, 2024

  • Diabetes Prevention

    Diabetes is one of the most prevalent chronic diseases in Canada. According to Diabetes Canada, there are 11 million Canadians living with diabetes or pre-diabetes, and another Canadian is diagnosed every 3 minutes. The good news is that there are many healthy lifestyle choices you can make to…

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