Our Port Hope, Lindsay and Haliburton offices will be closed today to observe Easter Monday. 

Immunization Clinics at our Lindsay office require an appointment. Book an appointment online or call 1-866-888-4577, ext. 1507.

Sexual Health Clinics at the Port Hope office require an appointment, as walk-ins are not currently available. Book an appointment online or call 1-866-888-4577, ext. 1205.

Immunization Clinics at the Port Hope office require an appointment. Book an appointment online or call 1-866-888-4577, ext. 1507.

Immunization Clinics at our Lindsay office require an appointment. Book an appointment online or call 1-866-888-4577, ext. 1507.

Sexual Health Clinics at our Lindsay office require an appointment, as walk-ins are not currently available. Book an appointment online or call 1-866-888-4577, ext. 1205.

Immunization Clinics at our Lindsay office require an appointment. Book an appointment online or call 1-866-888-4577, ext. 1507.

Course Overview

This course reviews the basic duties and responsibilities of small drinking water system owners and operators under Ontario Regulation 319/08.
Participants will learn about disinfecting water with a UV light, along with the operational and maintenance requirements of the equipment. Monitoring and responding to water quality issues through reporting and corrective actions will also be reviewed.
NOTE: Course content is intended for single connection systems with a groundwater source and no requirement for chlorine disinfection. For small systems using chlorine and requirements for secondary disinfection, please refer to Advanced for Small Drinking Water Systems (O. Reg. 319/08).

By the end of this session, participants will have gained an understanding of:
• Small drinking water system duties and responsibilities
• Knowledge of source water protection and maintenance requirements
• Describe disinfection of drinking water and operation of a UV light
• Perform common maintenance and routine checks required for a UV light
• Responding to potential drinking water quality issues

Target Audience

This course is geared to owners and operators of small drinking water systems under Ontario Regulation 319/08 with a single connection and no requirement for chlorine disinfection.

Register Here: https://wcwc.ca/training/course-schedule/ 

Sexual Health Clinics are held at the Community Resource Centre at 65 Bridge St. E, Campbellford and require an appointment, as walk-ins are not currently available. Book an appointment online or call 1-866-888-4577, ext. 1205.

Immunization Clinics held at the Haliburton office require an appointment. Book an appointment online or call 1-866-888-4577, ext. 1507.

Every fall and spring, the HKPR District Health Unit staff visit elementary schools to immunize Grade 7 students. At these clinics, students are offered the following vaccines:

Meningococcal (meningitis)

• Vaccine: Nimenrix® or Menactra® 
• Doses: One
• Required for school.

Hepatitis B

• Vaccine: Recombivax® HB or Engerix-B® 
• Doses: Two (if second dose is not given before the child is 16 years of age, a third dose is needed).
• Recommended, but not required for school.

Human Papillomavirus (HPV)

• Vaccine: Gardasil® 9  
• Doses: Two (if first dose is not given before the child is 15 years of age, then three doses are needed).
• Recommended, but not required for school.

Consent forms and information packages are sent home with students in early September. The Health Unit will only immunize students whose parent or caregiver has completed the consent form and signed “YES”.

Tips for clinic day

• eat a good breakfast.
• bring a lunch.
• wear a short-sleeved shirt.
• bring a distraction: music, a book or a game. 
• know that the needle may feel like a pinch in the upper arm and should only last for a few seconds.

If you have any questions about the school immunization program, please call us at 1-866-888-4577 ext 1507. 

Every fall and spring, the HKPR District Health Unit staff visit elementary schools to immunize Grade 7 students. At these clinics, students are offered the following vaccines:

Meningococcal (meningitis)

• Vaccine: Nimenrix® or Menactra® 
• Doses: One
• Required for school.

Hepatitis B

• Vaccine: Recombivax® HB or Engerix-B® 
• Doses: Two (if second dose is not given before the child is 16 years of age, a third dose is needed).
• Recommended, but not required for school.

Human Papillomavirus (HPV)

• Vaccine: Gardasil® 9  
• Doses: Two (if first dose is not given before the child is 15 years of age, then three doses are needed).
• Recommended, but not required for school.

Consent forms and information packages are sent home with students in early September. The Health Unit will only immunize students whose parent or caregiver has completed the consent form and signed “YES”.

Tips for clinic day

• eat a good breakfast.
• bring a lunch.
• wear a short-sleeved shirt.
• bring a distraction: music, a book or a game. 
• know that the needle may feel like a pinch in the upper arm and should only last for a few seconds.

If you have any questions about the school immunization program, please call us at 1-866-888-4577 ext 1507. 

Every fall and spring, the HKPR District Health Unit staff visit elementary schools to immunize Grade 7 students. At these clinics, students are offered the following vaccines:

Meningococcal (meningitis)

• Vaccine: Nimenrix® or Menactra® 
• Doses: One
• Required for school.

Hepatitis B

• Vaccine: Recombivax® HB or Engerix-B® 
• Doses: Two (if second dose is not given before the child is 16 years of age, a third dose is needed).
• Recommended, but not required for school.

Human Papillomavirus (HPV)

• Vaccine: Gardasil® 9  
• Doses: Two (if first dose is not given before the child is 15 years of age, then three doses are needed).
• Recommended, but not required for school.

Consent forms and information packages are sent home with students in early September. The Health Unit will only immunize students whose parent or caregiver has completed the consent form and signed “YES”.

Tips for clinic day

• eat a good breakfast.
• bring a lunch.
• wear a short-sleeved shirt.
• bring a distraction: music, a book or a game. 
• know that the needle may feel like a pinch in the upper arm and should only last for a few seconds.

If you have any questions about the school immunization program, please call us at 1-866-888-4577 ext 1507. 

This course reviews the duties and responsibilities of small drinking water system owners and operators under Ontario Regulation 319/08.

Participants will learn about the different characteristics of drinking water sources, multi-step approach to treatment and maintenance of system equipment. This session will also review proper monitoring, sampling techniques and responding to water quality issues.
NOTE: The content of this course is specific to small systems that utilize UV and chlorine for primary disinfection, and may have secondary disinfection requirements because they have a distribution system. For drinking water system owners and operators with a single connection with no chlorine disinfection requirement, please refer to Basics for Small Drinking Water Systems (O. Reg. 319/08).

By the end of this session, participants will have gained an understanding of:

• Small drinking water system duties and responsibilities
• Multi Barrier treatment equipment used in small systems
• Operational and maintenance checks for the treatment and system equipment
• Knowledge of distribution and storage systems maintenance
• Responding to potential drinking water quality issues

Target Audience

This course is geared to small system drinking water owners and operators with multiple connections that utilize multi-barrier treatment requirements under Ontario Regulation 319/08.

Register Here: https://wcwc.ca/training/course-schedule/ 

This Dental Clinic is for children aged 0 to 17 years old and available at the Port Hope office (200 Rose Glen Road, Port Hope).  An appointment is required and you must qualify for this service.

Please call 1-866-888-4577, ext. 1247 to find out if you qualify.

Sexual Health Clinics are held at the Haliburton Highlands Family Health Team at 7217 Gelert Road and require an appointment, as walk-ins are not currently available. Book an appointment online or call 1-866-888-4577, ext. 1205.

Every fall and spring, the HKPR District Health Unit staff visit elementary schools to immunize Grade 7 students. At these clinics, students are offered the following vaccines:

Meningococcal (meningitis)

• Vaccine: Nimenrix® or Menactra® 
• Doses: One
• Required for school.

Hepatitis B

• Vaccine: Recombivax® HB or Engerix-B® 
• Doses: Two (if second dose is not given before the child is 16 years of age, a third dose is needed).
• Recommended, but not required for school.

Human Papillomavirus (HPV)

• Vaccine: Gardasil® 9  
• Doses: Two (if first dose is not given before the child is 15 years of age, then three doses are needed).
• Recommended, but not required for school.

Consent forms and information packages are sent home with students in early September. The Health Unit will only immunize students whose parent or caregiver has completed the consent form and signed “YES”.

Tips for clinic day

• eat a good breakfast.
• bring a lunch.
• wear a short-sleeved shirt.
• bring a distraction: music, a book or a game. 
• know that the needle may feel like a pinch in the upper arm and should only last for a few seconds.

If you have any questions about the school immunization program, please call us at 1-866-888-4577 ext 1507. 

Every fall and spring, the HKPR District Health Unit staff visit elementary schools to immunize Grade 7 students. At these clinics, students are offered the following vaccines:

Meningococcal (meningitis)

• Vaccine: Nimenrix® or Menactra® 
• Doses: One
• Required for school.

Hepatitis B

• Vaccine: Recombivax® HB or Engerix-B® 
• Doses: Two (if second dose is not given before the child is 16 years of age, a third dose is needed).
• Recommended, but not required for school.

Human Papillomavirus (HPV)

• Vaccine: Gardasil® 9  
• Doses: Two (if first dose is not given before the child is 15 years of age, then three doses are needed).
• Recommended, but not required for school.

Consent forms and information packages are sent home with students in early September. The Health Unit will only immunize students whose parent or caregiver has completed the consent form and signed “YES”.

Tips for clinic day

• eat a good breakfast.
• bring a lunch.
• wear a short-sleeved shirt.
• bring a distraction: music, a book or a game. 
• know that the needle may feel like a pinch in the upper arm and should only last for a few seconds.

If you have any questions about the school immunization program, please call us at 1-866-888-4577 ext 1507. 

Every fall and spring, the HKPR District Health Unit staff visit elementary schools to immunize Grade 7 students. At these clinics, students are offered the following vaccines:

Meningococcal (meningitis)

• Vaccine: Nimenrix® or Menactra® 
• Doses: One
• Required for school.

Hepatitis B

• Vaccine: Recombivax® HB or Engerix-B® 
• Doses: Two (if second dose is not given before the child is 16 years of age, a third dose is needed).
• Recommended, but not required for school.

Human Papillomavirus (HPV)

• Vaccine: Gardasil® 9  
• Doses: Two (if first dose is not given before the child is 15 years of age, then three doses are needed).
• Recommended, but not required for school.

Consent forms and information packages are sent home with students in early September. The Health Unit will only immunize students whose parent or caregiver has completed the consent form and signed “YES”.

Tips for clinic day

• eat a good breakfast.
• bring a lunch.
• wear a short-sleeved shirt.
• bring a distraction: music, a book or a game. 
• know that the needle may feel like a pinch in the upper arm and should only last for a few seconds.

If you have any questions about the school immunization program, please call us at 1-866-888-4577 ext 1507. 

Every fall and spring, the HKPR District Health Unit staff visit elementary schools to immunize Grade 7 students. At these clinics, students are offered the following vaccines:

Meningococcal (meningitis)

• Vaccine: Nimenrix® or Menactra® 
• Doses: One
• Required for school.

Hepatitis B

• Vaccine: Recombivax® HB or Engerix-B® 
• Doses: Two (if second dose is not given before the child is 16 years of age, a third dose is needed).
• Recommended, but not required for school.

Human Papillomavirus (HPV)

• Vaccine: Gardasil® 9  
• Doses: Two (if first dose is not given before the child is 15 years of age, then three doses are needed).
• Recommended, but not required for school.

Consent forms and information packages are sent home with students in early September. The Health Unit will only immunize students whose parent or caregiver has completed the consent form and signed “YES”.

Tips for clinic day

• eat a good breakfast.
• bring a lunch.
• wear a short-sleeved shirt.
• bring a distraction: music, a book or a game. 
• know that the needle may feel like a pinch in the upper arm and should only last for a few seconds.

If you have any questions about the school immunization program, please call us at 1-866-888-4577 ext 1507. 

Every fall and spring, the HKPR District Health Unit staff visit elementary schools to immunize Grade 7 students. At these clinics, students are offered the following vaccines:

Meningococcal (meningitis)

• Vaccine: Nimenrix® or Menactra® 
• Doses: One
• Required for school.

Hepatitis B

• Vaccine: Recombivax® HB or Engerix-B® 
• Doses: Two (if second dose is not given before the child is 16 years of age, a third dose is needed).
• Recommended, but not required for school.

Human Papillomavirus (HPV)

• Vaccine: Gardasil® 9  
• Doses: Two (if first dose is not given before the child is 15 years of age, then three doses are needed).
• Recommended, but not required for school.

Consent forms and information packages are sent home with students in early September. The Health Unit will only immunize students whose parent or caregiver has completed the consent form and signed “YES”.

Tips for clinic day

• eat a good breakfast.
• bring a lunch.
• wear a short-sleeved shirt.
• bring a distraction: music, a book or a game. 
• know that the needle may feel like a pinch in the upper arm and should only last for a few seconds.

If you have any questions about the school immunization program, please call us at 1-866-888-4577 ext 1507. 

Every fall and spring, the HKPR District Health Unit staff visit elementary schools to immunize Grade 7 students. At these clinics, students are offered the following vaccines:

Meningococcal (meningitis)

• Vaccine: Nimenrix® or Menactra® 
• Doses: One
• Required for school.

Hepatitis B

• Vaccine: Recombivax® HB or Engerix-B® 
• Doses: Two (if second dose is not given before the child is 16 years of age, a third dose is needed).
• Recommended, but not required for school.

Human Papillomavirus (HPV)

• Vaccine: Gardasil® 9  
• Doses: Two (if first dose is not given before the child is 15 years of age, then three doses are needed).
• Recommended, but not required for school.

Consent forms and information packages are sent home with students in early September. The Health Unit will only immunize students whose parent or caregiver has completed the consent form and signed “YES”.

Tips for clinic day

• eat a good breakfast.
• bring a lunch.
• wear a short-sleeved shirt.
• bring a distraction: music, a book or a game. 
• know that the needle may feel like a pinch in the upper arm and should only last for a few seconds.

If you have any questions about the school immunization program, please call us at 1-866-888-4577 ext 1507. 

Every fall and spring, the HKPR District Health Unit staff visit elementary schools to immunize Grade 7 students. At these clinics, students are offered the following vaccines:

Meningococcal (meningitis)

• Vaccine: Nimenrix® or Menactra® 
• Doses: One
• Required for school.

Hepatitis B

• Vaccine: Recombivax® HB or Engerix-B® 
• Doses: Two (if second dose is not given before the child is 16 years of age, a third dose is needed).
• Recommended, but not required for school.

Human Papillomavirus (HPV)

• Vaccine: Gardasil® 9  
• Doses: Two (if first dose is not given before the child is 15 years of age, then three doses are needed).
• Recommended, but not required for school.

Consent forms and information packages are sent home with students in early September. The Health Unit will only immunize students whose parent or caregiver has completed the consent form and signed “YES”.

Tips for clinic day

• eat a good breakfast.
• bring a lunch.
• wear a short-sleeved shirt.
• bring a distraction: music, a book or a game. 
• know that the needle may feel like a pinch in the upper arm and should only last for a few seconds.

If you have any questions about the school immunization program, please call us at 1-866-888-4577 ext 1507. 

Sexual Health Clinics at our Lindsay office require an appointment, as walk-ins are not currently available. Book an appointment online or call 1-866-888-4577, ext. 1205.

Every fall and spring, the HKPR District Health Unit staff visit elementary schools to immunize Grade 7 students. At these clinics, students are offered the following vaccines:

Meningococcal (meningitis)

• Vaccine: Nimenrix® or Menactra® 
• Doses: One
• Required for school.

Hepatitis B

• Vaccine: Recombivax® HB or Engerix-B® 
• Doses: Two (if second dose is not given before the child is 16 years of age, a third dose is needed).
• Recommended, but not required for school.

Human Papillomavirus (HPV)

• Vaccine: Gardasil® 9  
• Doses: Two (if first dose is not given before the child is 15 years of age, then three doses are needed).
• Recommended, but not required for school.

Consent forms and information packages are sent home with students in early September. The Health Unit will only immunize students whose parent or caregiver has completed the consent form and signed “YES”.

Tips for clinic day

• eat a good breakfast.
• bring a lunch.
• wear a short-sleeved shirt.
• bring a distraction: music, a book or a game. 
• know that the needle may feel like a pinch in the upper arm and should only last for a few seconds.

If you have any questions about the school immunization program, please call us at 1-866-888-4577 ext 1507.