Vaccines (immunizations)

The following vaccines are available through Public Health Sudbury & Districts. Learn more about each or book an appointment with our Immunization Clinic.

Reporting vaccinations

School-age children

School-age children require certain vaccinations to attend school. Children attending a licensed daycare also require certain vaccinations. Parents, guardians and health care providers can report the vaccinations to Public Health Sudbury & Districts to keep childrens’ records up-to-date and avoid school suspensions.

Adults

Adults are encouraged to access and update their immunization records.

Available vaccines

• coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine
• diphtheria toxoid vaccine
• haemophilus vaccine
• hepatitis A vaccine
• hepatitis B vaccine
• herpes zoster (shingles) vaccine
• human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine
• influenza vaccine (flu shot)
• measles vaccine
• meningococcal vaccine
• monkeypox vaccine
• mumps vaccine
• pertussis vaccine
• pneumococcal vaccine
• poliomyelitis vaccine
• rotavirus vaccine
• rubella vaccine
• tetanus toxoid vaccine
• typhoid vaccine
• varicella (chickenpox) vaccine

Vaccines not available

• cholera and Enterotoxigenic Escherichia Coli (travellers’ diarrhea) vaccine
• Japanese encephalitis vaccine
• yellow fever vaccine

Immunization education

Public Health Sudbury & Districts staff can provide educational information, including presentations on immunization and diseases that can be prevented through vaccination, to groups of interested citizens.

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Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care

• Ontario’s Routine Immunization Schedule (Ministry of Health & Long Term Care)
• Immunizations for School Attendance
• Publicly Funded Immunization Schedules for Ontario [PDF 267 KB]

This item was last modified on July 28, 2022