ALT A series of teal/gold/white photos. The cover photo features a photo of Vinita and text, ‘Ontario’s routine childhood vaccine schedule – Q&A with Dr. Vinita Dubey, Associate Medical Officer of Health’. The bottom banner has the Toronto Public Health logo & link to toronto.ca/StudentVaccines.

ALT Q: Why do kids need vaccines? A: Your child’s immune system faces thousands of germs every day. Vaccines offer a safe, controlled way to learn how to fight them – before they’re exposed for real.

ALT Q: Why are there so many vaccines now? A: There are more vaccines today because we can prevent more diseases than ever before. Vaccines have helped make many dangerous diseases rare and protect children from serious illness.

ALT Can we space out vaccines? A: Vaccines are timed for when kids are at highest risk for certain diseases & when their immune system will build the strongest protection. Delaying or spacing them out leaves kids unprotected longer.

ALT Black & white series of graphics with Toronto Public Health logo & link to toronto.ca/ThisIsPublicHealth at the bottom. This photo shows a young girl at school. Blue text; ‘Worried about measles?’ In faded text under; ‘We check vaccine records & help families stay up to date’.

ALT Shows a blue-toned photo of a health professional wearing a mask & vaccinating a girl wearing a mask. Now the top text is faded & the text underneath (we check vaccine records & help families stay up to date) is bold.

ALT On a black background in bold, white text, ‘This Is Public Health’.

ALT A navy/teal/yellow themed series of illustrated graphics on rabies myths & facts. The cover shows a raccoon, fox, bat & skunk icon. Yitled, ‘Rabies facts that may surprise you ’. Bottom banner shows Toronto Public Health logo & link toronto.ca/RabiesPrevention

ALT Icon of a dog with text, ‘Myth: Only dogs get rabies.’ Underneath text says, ‘Fact: In Ontario, bats, raccoons, foxes, skunks and any warm-blooded mammal can have rabies too.’ The bottom shows icons of those 4 animals.

ALT Icon of a dog panting with text, ‘Myth: Animals with rabies always foam at the mouth.’ Underneath text says, ‘Fact: Animals with rabies don’t always look sick. Avoid touching any wild animals.’ Icon of a fox with a hand reaching towards it has a line striking through it.

ALT Icon of a hospital with text, ‘Myth: Rabies isn’t that serious.’ Underneath, text says, ‘Fact: Rabies is almost always fatal once symptoms begin, but it’s 100% preventable if you get treatment right away after a bite or scratch.’ Bottom shows a warning sign icon & medication vial.

ALT Series of graphics with illustrations of kids reading & talking. This title graphic text reads, ‘Support Speech & Language’.

ALT Text reads, ‘Speech & language skills are key for learning, playing with other kids & confidence. Early support can help children be more successful in school.

ALT Text says, ‘You can help your child get ready for school by: Reading books together every day; Pointing out letters & pictures on the pages & talking about the pictures; Having their hearing checked if you’re worried about it or if they aren’t meeting age-appropriate communication milestones'

ALT Text reads, ‘If you have any concerns about your child’s speech, language or social skills, talk to your child’s school principal or contact your child’s health care provider.’

ALT B/w photo of 2 teens. Pink text; ‘Concerned about your teen vaping?’ A small photo box overlaid shows a pink-toned photo of a vape shop with 19+ sign. Text under reads, ‘We inspect retailers to reduce illegal access by minors’. In white all caps text underneath; This is Public Health. Logo & website

ALT Black & white photo of a young girl at school. Blue text; ‘Worried about measles?’ A photo box overlaid shows a blue-toned photo of a masked nurse giving a vaccine to a masked child. Text under; ‘We check vaccine records & help families stay up to date’. In white all caps text 'This Is Public Health

ALT Black & white photo of an older man falling. Green text; ‘Worried about falls?’ A photo box overlaid shows a green-toned photo of a group of older adults exercising. Text under reads, ‘We work to help prevent injuries for all ages’. In white all caps text underneath, ‘This is Public Health'

ALT Series of graphics with illustrations of kids dressed for various types of weather. Titled, ‘Dress Them for the Weather’.

ALT Text reads, ‘Outdoor play supports children’s health & well-being. Dressing for the weather helps kids spend time outside comfortably & safely.’

ALT Text shares tips to help kids prepare for hotter & colder weather. Illustrations show a child wearing a bathing suit, sunglasses & wide-brimmed hat, and another child playing in the snow wearing a jacket, boots, winter hat & mittens.

ALT Text reads, ‘Get more tips to beat the heat: toronto.ca/KeepCool; Learn more about staying warm: toronto.ca/StayWarm’

ALT Graphic with navy background & white/orange text. Title reads, ‘Tips to fight mosquito bites’ with an icon of a mosquito with a line through it beside. Underneath is an illustration of a bottle of bug spray with the Canadian maple leaf & a checkmark beside it & text reads, ‘Use a Health Canada appr

ALT Series of graphics with illustrations of kids, accompanied by adults, walking to school. This title graphic text reads, ‘Teach Road Safety’.

ALT Text reads, ‘Walking to school can help kids be more physically active, learn, boost mood & reduce stress. Walking can also help reduce pollution & traffic around your school!’

ALT Text reads, ‘You can help role model road safety with your child by: Wearing bright colours & reflective items when it’s darker.; Not crossing mid-block or between parked cars.; Using crosswalks, crossovers & intersections.; Pressing the ‘Walk’ button (if there is one) & waiting your turn to cross w

ALT Text reads, ‘Learn more: toronto.ca/HealthyStart’

ALT A graphic showing an illustrated person sitting at a computer looking at Toronto Public Health’s report student vaccines webpage. Text says, ‘Submitting a Vaccination Record on ICON (Immunization Connect Ontario).

ALT Series of graphics with illustrations of kids wearing helmets on bikes/skateboards. This title graphic text reads, ‘Protect Their Head’

ALT Text reads, ‘Helmets reduce the risk of serious brain injuries but only if they’re the right type & fit properly. Different activities need different helmets.’

ALT Text reads, ‘Use the 2-V-1 Rule to properly fit bicycle helmets: 2; Put the helmet level on the head, not tilting backward or forward.; Helmet should cover the top of the head & sit 2 finger-widths above the eyebrows.; Adjust the fit of the helmet by adding or repositioning the foam pads.; Move the

ALT Text reads, ‘Learn more: toronto.ca/HelmetSafety’

ALT A purple graphic with an illustration of a locker with a condom peeking out. Title reads, ‘SHILO is your perfect combination’. Underneath, additional text says, ‘Call or eChat with Sexual Health Infoline Ontario; toronto.ca/SHILO’. The bottom of the graphic has the Toronto Public Health & Ontario lo