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Statistics for residents 5 and older

Vaccine doses administered so far: 201,271 doses

Number of people fully vaccinated: 67,211

Proportion of local population 5+ with at least 1 dose: 81.8%

Proportion of local population 5+ fully vaccinated: 79.1%

 

• ​The population over the age of five is now 81.8% vaccinated with at least one dose and 79.1% fully vaccinated. Over 53% of adults aged 18+ have received their booster dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.
• The HNHU continues to offer a series of vaccine clinics in libraries across Haldimand and Norfolk counties. These familiar and comfortable spaces are a convenient and easy way for individuals of any age to receive a COVID-19 vaccine dose.
• The HNHU is pleased to offer new clinic locations at the Simcoe Health Unit and Dunnville Health Unit starting in April.
• 12 to 17-year-olds are eligible to receive their booster dose 6 months (168 days) after their second dose.
• Appointments for first, second, and booster doses are available across the two counties and across various channels, including public health clinics, hospital clinics, primary care, pharmacies, and pop-ups like the GO-VAXX bus. Appointments can be booked at www.hnhu.org/popup.
• The HNHU has a supply of Moderna, Pfizer, and pediatric Pfizer to support all individuals ages 5 and over to receive the vaccine of their choice. Small amounts of the Johnson and Johnson (J&J) or AstraZeneca (AZ) vaccines are also available by request. Novavax is expected to be available to interested residents in the coming weeks. To request J&J, AZ, or Novavax, please contact the Vaccine Hotline at [email protected] or 519-427-5903.
• The HNHU and Norfolk General Hospital (NGH) are pleased to be able to offer walk-ins for all eligible individuals (i.e. ages 5-years and older for any dose number) at all clinics.
• The HNHU continues to remind residents that being fully vaccinated and receiving a booster is the most effective way to protect yourself from severe COVID-19 infection, including infection with the Omicron variant.
• The National Advisory Committee on Immunizations (NACI) has updated its recommendation for five to 11-year-olds to strongly recommend the vaccine for this age group. Getting children vaccinated is an important way to protect them. Children can book an appointment or walk into any clinic hosted at NGH or HNHU. A schedule can be found on the booking tool at www.hnhu.org/popup.
• If you have recently had COVID-19 you are still eligible for a first, second, or booster dose of the vaccine. Residents should wait until they are out of isolation and symptoms have resolved to receive their next dose. The NACI recommendation for the COVID-19 vaccine after COVID-19 infection is to wait up to three months after infection to receive the next dose.

 

 Mass Clinics and Pop-Up Clinics

• Norfolk General Hospital vaccine clinic continues to remain open Monday to Friday between the hours of 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. with some evening options.
• Several clinics will be hosted at the Simcoe Health Unit, Dunnville Health Unit, and at the libraries in Caledonia and Delhi throughout April.

• Appointments continue to be posted at hnhu.org/popup.
• Walk-ins will be accepted at all locations for individuals 5+.

 

GO-VAXX Bus Clinics

• The GO-VAXX bus will be hosting clinics across Haldimand and Norfolk counties for the month of April. Appointments can be booked for GO-VAXX bus clinics at ontario.ca/bookvaccine and are posted 4 days prior to the clinic. Pfizer and Pediatric Pfizer will be available. Walk-ins welcome.

• • Thursday, March 31^st at Langton Arena between 1 p.m. and 7 p.m.
  • Wednesday, April 6^th at Lowbanks Fire Hall between 1 p.m. and 7 p.m.
  • Saturday, April 9^th at Port Rowan Public School between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
  • Saturday, April 16^th at Hagersville No Frills between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
  • Saturday, April 30^th  at Dunnville Food Basics between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.