Report your child's immunizations

Report by phone: Call 905–799–7700 (toll free: 1–888–919–7800).

Or, you can send a copy of their yellow immunization card to:

Fax: 905–565–0426 or 905–565–0793

Mail:
Region of Peel
Peel Public Health – Immunization Records
P.O Box 555 RPO Streetsville
Mississauga, ON, L5M 2C1

Courier or registered mail:
Region of Peel
Peel Public Health – Immunization Records
7120 Hurontario St
Mississauga, ON, L5W 1N4

You are required to provide up-to-date immunization information for your child when registering for school for the first time.

This includes registering for kindergarten and students coming from outside Ontario.

The immunization online tool allows you to report your child’s immunizations. The tool allows you to attach a photo of the immunization record when reporting.

To report an immunization, you'll need to provide:

• The child's full name, address, and date of birth.
• The parent or guardian's name.
• The date the child was immunized.
• The vaccine the child received.
• The child's Ontario Health Card (OHIP) number. If your child does not have an OHIP number review other ways to report.

After you report your immunizations online you will be given a reference number. Keep this number for your records. You will need to give this number to your child’s school when registering.

If you previously reported immunizations online and cannot locate a reference number or you are experiencing technical issues with the online reporting tool for the purpose of registering for school, contact Peel Public Health at 905-799-7700.

If you do not have online access or your child does not have an Ontario Health Card, contact your school for other ways to report immunizations.

If you are looking for information about how to get an exemption, see requesting an immunization exemption for options.

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If you haven't reported all your child's immunizations, you might get a letter from the Region asking for the information to be submitted.

Review your child’s information on the letter, for example the spelling of your child’s name, or date of birth to make sure it is correct. Contact your child’s school if you need to update the information.

If you do not respond to the letters your child could be suspended from school.

Common reasons for getting a letter from the Region:

• Your child’s immunization record is not up-to-date with the Region.
• Your child hasn't received a vaccine.
• Your child received immunizations that do not meet the requirements of Ontario's Routine Immunization Schedule.
• You've requested an exemption, but the Region hasn't received the original signed and completed medical form, notarized conscience, or religious affidavit.
• Your child’s immunizations were not given on time according to the schedule.

If your child is in school, they must:

• Be immunized against certain diseases, or
• Have a valid exemption.

You must report your child’s immunizations to the Region, otherwise they may be suspended from school.

If you have chosen not to immunize your child, you can apply for an exemption. If your child has a valid exemption, they will not be suspended from school. However, your child may not be allowed to attend school during a disease outbreak. Outbreaks can last for several weeks.

Requesting an immunization exemption

There are 2 types of exemptions:

1. A medical exemption
2. A non-medical exemption for conscience or religious beliefs

Medical exemptions

Your child may qualify for a medical exemption if:

• A medical condition prevents your child from receiving vaccines, or
• Your child is already protected (proven to have immunity) against certain diseases.

Your doctor or nurse practitioner must sign a medical exemption form. For more information, call the Region at 905-799-7700.

Non-medical exemptions (conscience or religious belief)

The Region offers the opportunity for parents and guardians to attend an immunization information session for those considering a non-medical exemption for their child. If interested in attending a session or have questions about the exemption process, call the Region at 905-799-7700.

To complete a non-medical exemption for children attending school in Caledon, Brampton or Mississauga, you will have to submit the original Statement of Conscience or Religious Belief Form (ISPA) after getting it signed by a commissioner for taking affidavits in Ontario. A copy of the notarized form will not be accepted.

The completed original form must be submitted by courier or registered mail.

Courier or registered mail:

Region of Peel
Peel Public Health – Immunization Records
7120 Hurontario St.
Mississauga, ON
L5W 1N4

If your child is in licensed child care in a centre or home, they must:

• Be immunized according to the publicly funded immunization schedule for Ontario, or
• Have a valid child care exemption.

Their immunization record must be kept up-to-date with the child care operator.

If you have chosen not to immunize your child, you can apply for an exemption. If your child has a valid exemption, they may not be allowed to attend during an outbreak. Outbreaks can last for several weeks.

Requesting an immunization exemption

There are 2 types of exemptions:

1. A medical exemption
2. A non-medical exemption for conscience or religious beliefs

Medical exemptions

Your child may qualify for a medical exemption if:

A medical condition prevents your child from receiving vaccines.
or
Your child is already protected (proven to have immunity) against certain diseases.

You will need to:

1. Have your doctor complete a Statement of Medical Exemption (CCEYA)
2. Give the original completed medical exemption form to your licensed child care operator.

Non-medical exemptions (conscience or religious belief)

You will need to:

1. Complete a Statement of Conscience or Religious Belief Form (CCEYA) and get it signed by a commissioner for taking affidavits in Ontario.
2. Give the original notarized exemption form to your licensed child care operator.

Once your child starts elementary school, you will need to complete the exemption process explained in the avoid suspension from school section.