• Vaccine Safety: 10 Facts for Parents
• Schedule for Provincially Funded Vaccines
• Area Immunization Clinic Locations and Schedules
• School and Daycare Immunization
• Reporting Your Child's Immunization to the Health Unit
• Consent Forms for Hepatitis B, Meningococcal, and HPV Vaccines
• Calendar of School Clinics
• Statement of Conscience or Religious Belief Affidavit
• Adverse Reactions
• Vaccine Safety
• Fact Sheets For Childhood Immunizations
• It's Your Child's Health

School and Daycare Immunization

• Daycare Registration Form
• Kindergarten Registration Form
• Student Registration Form

Reporting Your Child's Immunization to the Health Unit

It is important to notify the Health Unit when a child is immunized. At the present time, immunization information is not automatically transferred between the health care provider and the Health Unit. The Leeds Grenville and Lanark District Health Unit has a legislated mandate to ensure that all school children are immunized or have the appropriate exemptions. The Health Unit staff regularly conduct immunization audits to identify any students for whom we do not have up to date information. Keeping the Health Unit informed of your child's immunization can prevent your child being unduly suspended or excluded from school.

To update your child's record, contact the Health Unit by mail at:

Leeds, Grenville & Lanark District Health Unit
485 Laurier Blvd.,
Brockville, ON
K6V 7A3

Attention:

Immunization

Fax to: 613-345-7038

or E-mail: immunization@healthunit.org

Consent Forms for Hepatitis B, Meningococcal, and HPV Vaccines

• HPV Consent Form
• Meningitis Consent Form
• HEP B Consent Form

Calendar of School Clinics

• School Immunization Schedule 2011-2012

Statement of Conscience or Religious Belief Affidavit

• Statement of Conscience or Religious Belief Affidavit Form 1
• Statement of Conscience or Religious Belief Affidavit Form 2

Adverse Reactions

If your child experiences an adverse reaction following an immunization, please contact your health care provider or go to the nearest emergency department. Your health care provider will complete an official "AEFI" report and send it to the Health Unit for data entry into the provincial registry.

Fact Sheets

• Health Unit Fact Sheets
• Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Tem Care Fact Sheets