Is your teen heading to a prom or grad party?
Chat with them about:
✅ Planning safe, sober rides to/from
✅ Knowing the distracted & impaired driving laws
✅ Calling you for a ride, no matter what time
Get more #SaferPartying tips: toronto.ca/SaferPartying
Toronto Public Health
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- Heading to #Pride festivities this weekend? Don’t be a party pooper! Protect yourself & your partners from #Shigella. Learn more: toronto.ca/shigella
- Hot days can be hard on little ones. Plan ahead to help kids keep cool & stay safe. Get more tips for child care centres: toronto.ca/community-peop…
- Toronto Public Health repostedHuge crowds are gathering in Toronto for FIFA World Cup 2026. For @TorontoMet professor Claire Oswald, it's a unique research opportunity. She's part of a team working with @TOPublicHealth on targeted wastewater monitoring at tournament sites. Read more:
- That game day excitement doesn’t fade after kick-off. Score safely – on & off the field 🔥⚽ Don’t pass up on protection! Score your soccer-inspired condoms: toronto.ca/condomTO #condomTOhhhh #SexualHealth
00:00 - Have fun in the sun ☀️... safely! Our Public Health Nurse, Maria, shows some simple steps you can take to be sun safe. Learn more: BeSunSafe.ca #BeSunSafe10
- Our city is coming together for ⚽ celebrations! Looking out for each other keeps it fun for everyone. ❤️ Whether you’re watching with friends, hitting a patio or joining a big crowd, here are some tips for safer celebrations. ⬇️
- Hosting a watch party this week? Stay in the game by following these #FoodSafety rules. ⬇️ Learn more: toronto.ca/FoodSafety
00:00 - Happy Pride Week! 🏳️🌈 🏳️⚧️ Remember to take care of your #SexualHealth. Call or eChat with Sexual Health Infoline Ontario, 7 days a week: 📱416-392-2437 or 1-800-668-2437 🔗 SexualHealthOntario.ca #SHILO
- Today is International Father’s Mental Health Day. 💙 Postpartum depression & anxiety doesn’t just affect new moms…10% of new dads experience it too. It can show up later – around 3-6 months after the baby is born. Learn more & get support: toronto.ca/community-peop…
- Toronto Public Health repostedIf you are feeling uncomfortable or unsafe, you are not alone. In participating locations across Toronto, you can discreetly ask for help by saying “Is Angela here?” and trained staff will know what that means. Learn more and find a participating location at:
- Wash away germs before they spread. Protect yourself and others by washing your hands often with soap and water, especially before eating or preparing food and after using the washroom. Learn more: Hand Hygiene – City of Toronto
- Would you know what to do if you found a person unconscious & not responding? Learn how to recognize & respond to an opioid overdose & administer naloxone. towardtheheart.com/naloxone-course #NaloxoneSavesLives
















