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Toronto Public Health
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Official Toronto Public Health. Need health info? Call 416-338-7600. Translation available. Account not monitored 24/7. Terms of Use: ow.ly/c7p930ilK2z
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    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
    A blue graphic with black & white photos of a welcome mat, TTC subway car & taxi. All caps title reads, ‘GET THEM HOME SAFELY’. Underneath a text box reads, ‘Plan safe, sober rides to & from parties’. The bottom banner has the Toronto Public Health logo & link to toronto.ca/SaferPartying
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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
    Split image of a Pride festival scene above with overlaid text; ‘You should be here!’ – underneath is an empty toilet paper roll with overlaid text, ‘… not there.’ Yellow text on a purple background underneath says, ‘Protect Yourself & Your Partners from Shigella this Pride’.
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    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…
    A yellow/navy/orange graphic titled, ‘Hot Weather Tips for Child Care Providers’. Underneath is a series of icons/tips; Play outside early in the morning; Stay in the shade or cool rooms; Cool down with sprinklers & water toys; Keep blinds & curtains closed inside; Offer water regularly;
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    Research – Toronto Metropolitan University
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    Jun 22
    Huge 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:
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    Influx of World Cup visitors gives TMU professor unique opportunity for wastewater monitoring...
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    Jun 23
    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
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    Jun 23
    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
    Photo of Public Health Nurse Maria sitting in a beach chair on Kew Beach under an umbrella, wearing lightweight long cover up, a wide-brimmed hat, and sunglasses. Text overlaid on top; Sun Safety 101; 100% UV protection sunglasses; UV-protective clothing & wide-brimmed hat.
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    Jun 23
    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. ⬇️
    A graphic that looks like a soccer field with a black banner at the bottom & icons & text. It’s titled, ‘Smart Tips for Safer Use’. Beside a water bottle icon; ‘Drink less alcohol & more water to stay hydrated’;  beside a circle with a cross-out line icon; ‘Avoid mixing alcohol with drugs.
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    Jun 22
    Hosting a watch party this week? Stay in the game by following these #FoodSafety rules. ⬇️ Learn more: toronto.ca/FoodSafety
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    Jun 22
    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
    A cream-coloured graphic with an illustration of the progressive Pride flag. Title reads, ‘Take pride in caring for your sexual health’. Text underneath says, ‘Get judgment-free, anonymous & inclusive support.’ The bottom has the Toronto Public Health & Ontario logos.
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    Jun 22
    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…
    Photo of a dad holding his baby in one arm & his head in the other with a tired look. Cream/white text on a burgundy background underneath says, ‘Postpartum depression & anxiety affects 1 in 10 new dads.’ The bottom banner has the Toronto Public Health logo & links to toronto.ca/Parenting
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    City of Toronto 🇨🇦
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    Jun 20
    If 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:
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What happens next?
Our staff is trained to recognize this as a request for help and will respond calmly and safely.
You’ll be guided to a private space, and next steps will be based on your needs.
Learn more about Ask for Angela at
askforangela.ca.
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    Jun 20
    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
    Illustration of hands being washed under running water from a faucet, alongside large text that reads "Please Wash Your Hands" on a blue background.
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    Jun 20
    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
    Infographic outlining a 5-step overdose response process with bold numbered steps and icons. Steps include shouting and shaking the person's name and shoulders, calling 911 if unresponsive, administering naloxone, starting CPR, and checking if the person is improving, with instructions to stay with
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