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August 11, 2021 Update Dear Neighbours, I Would Like to Thank All August 11, 2021 Update Dear Neighbours, I would like to thank all Team Toronto partners for making getting vaccinated against COVID-19 as easy as possible and thank you Toronto for rolling up your sleeves and getting vaccinated. If you haven’t booked your first or second COVID-19 dose, you can now walk-in to any of the City-run vaccination clinics. Details are available at www.toronto.ca/covid19. Toronto Heat Warning issued for Toronto by Environment and Climate Change Canada – News Release. Yesterday, Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) issued a Heat Warning for Toronto, which continues until further notice. See the news release for further details and a list of the City’s Emergency Cooling Centre locations. More tips to protect yourself from the heat are available at https://www.toronto.ca/keepcool. When a Heat Warning is declared, those who need assistance or have heat-related inquiries can call 311. City of Toronto COVID-19 Case & Vaccination Update: (Data as of August 10, 2021) Case status and vaccination dose data can be found on the City’s reporting platform. 117 – Newly Reported COVID-19 Cases 167,159 – Number of Recovered COVID-19 839 – Total number of Active COVID-19 Cases in Toronto Cases 3,615 – Number of COVID-19 Fatal Cases in 24 – Hospitalized Cases (Cumulative) Toronto 171,613 – Number of COVID-19 Cases in 4,403,050 COVID-19 – Vaccine doses Toronto (Cumulative) administered in Toronto Scarborough Health Network One-Day Pop-Ups – 1st and 2nd Dose. These clinics will be vaccinating individuals who live/work/go to school in Scarborough in these eligibility groups: Pfizer 1st Dose: ages 12+; Pfizer 2nd Dose: ages 12+ AND received their 1st dose of Pfizer at least 21 days ago or AstraZeneca at least 8 weeks ago. • August 11| *NEW TIME* 4pm-9pm | West Hill Public School, 299 Morningside Ave. • August 13 | 1pm-8pm | Agincourt Mall, 3850 Sheppard Ave. E. • August 13 & 14 | 12pm-6pm | Bridlewood Mall, 2900 Warden Ave. • August 13 & 14 | 12pm-6pm | Golden Mile Shopping Centre, 1880 Eglinton Ave. E. • August 13 & 14 | 12pm-6pm | Cedarbrae Mall, 3495 Lawrence Ave E. • August 13 & 14 | 12pm-6pm | Parkway Mall, 85 Ellesmere Rd. • August 14 | 9am-1pm | Carefirst Seniors & Community Services Association, 300 Silver Star Blvd. • August 14 | 9am-3pm | Tropicana Community Services, 1385 Huntingwood Dr. Tickets will be provided for same-day appointments on a first come, first served basis. Please bring ID or document with your address or proof of employment, a health card if you have one and your first dose vaccination receipt. Full details at www.scarbvaccine.ca Scarborough Health Network Community Vaccine Clinic & Eligibility: Eligible individuals can book now at www.scarbvaccine.ca COVID-19 Pharmacy Vaccine Locations & Eligibility: Full details on eligibility and pharmacy locations administering the COVID-19 vaccine can be found here. Where to get accurate COVID-19 information: • City of Toronto’s COVID-19 Vaccines webpage • VaxTO: Text “VACCINE” to 1-833-750-0888 for COVID-19 vaccine resources • SHN VaxFacts Clinic – website or contact [email protected] or 416-438-2911 ext. 5738. • City of Toronto COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic Location Map • City of Toronto’s Vaccine Equity Transportation Plan • Vaccine Coverage by Neighbourhood in the City of Toronto • Public Health Agency of Canada – The Facts About COVID-19 Vaccines • COVID-19 Assessment Centres, Pop-Ups and Mobile Testing. Use this map to find a testing location near you. The City of Toronto is extending hours at select outdoor pools to help residents cool off during Heat Warning – News Release. To help Torontonians keep cool, the City of Toronto is temporarily extending pool hours at seven outdoor pools. In Scarborough, McGregor Park, 2231 Lawrence Ave. East, will be open, weather permitting, until 11:45 p.m. tonight and may continue to operate with extended hours until the Heat Warning is cancelled. See the news release for the full list of pools and information. The City of Toronto is in Step Three of the province’s Roadmap to Reopen. Full details on Step Three restrictions are available on the "Reopening" Ontario webpage. Please review the City’s COVID-19 Reopening Guide for Toronto Residents for a list of activities permitted in Step Three. YouthLink LGBTQ2S+ Scarborough Needs Assessment Survey – Scarborough Youth (aged 12-29) and community service providers are encouraged to provide their feedback about their experiences on what's working, what’s not working, and how you feel the 2SLGBTQ+ experience in Scarborough could improve. For the Youth Survey click here. For the Service Provider Survey click here. Parents Engaged in Education is collecting School Supplies to send 1000 low-income students back to school! On August 14, 15, 21, and 22, volunteers from Parents Engaged in Education will be outside the Toronto Zoo Entrance collecting donations of school supplies to send to kids before the school year starts. Backpacks and lunch bags are needed most. See their flyer here. Check out Our KGO Updates, by The East Scarborough Storefront, for information on upcoming events, job opportunities, and other helpful information. Guildwood GO Nightwork – Starting Monday, August 9 through to September, there will be nightwork underway at the Guildwood GO station on weekdays from 7pm to 5am. Impacts to the surrounding community include dust and noise but is expected to be minimal in nature. Boys and Girls Club of East Scarborough would like to invite you to a free informative workshop on the different housing options for seniors. Housing options of seniors include private market housing, subsidized housing and supporting housing options for seniors with mental health concerns. Join this workshop on Friday, August 13, 2021 from 11am to 12pm. Meeting details are available here. Church of the Holy Trinity, Guildwood – Operation Backpack! Youth attending The Native Learning Centre East located at Sir Wilfrid Laurier CI are in need of donated school supplies such as backpacks, water bottles, lunch containers, binders, calculators, glue sticks, pencil crayons, duo tangs, folders, rulers, erasers, loose leaf paper, pencils, tape, masks and more. Please bring the donated items to the Church lobby, 85 Livingston Rd by August 22, 2021. Register for the DineTOgether! Running from September 17 to October 3, DineTOgether will showcase a diversity of Toronto’s restaurants offering two course feature menus for $15 to $50 in $5 increments. Interested restaurant owners/operators can register until August 31 online here. Restaurant listings and menus will be available in September here. Community Events • Scarborough Women’s Centre Summer Pop-up Webinars Tuesday, August 17 - 7:00 To 8:30pm - Art for Self-Care w/ Ms. Swosti Adhikari Wednesday, August 25 - 2:30 To 4:00pm - Body Positivity w/ Ms. Nadya Lim-Douglas Tuesday, September 14 - 2:30 To 4:00pm - The 3M's To A Happier State of Mind w/ Ms. Cindy Review the webinar schedule and registration details here. • Cycle Toronto Pop-Up Bike Safety Station August 11, 2021 | 5pm to 7pm | Morningside Park This safety station will provide people with safety checks and minor repairs for those who may not have access to a bike shop but that to get riding. • COVID-19 Vaccination Webinar for Youth Serving Organizations Register: August 23 Full details are available here. • SHN Foundation x STC Drive-In Theatre August 26 & 27, 2021 Buy your tickets here. • Bat Monitoring Walks in Cedarbrook Park with the Friends of Cedarbrook Park & Thomson Memorial Parks August 20 and September 9 | Cedarbrook Community Centre, Parking lot, 81 Eastpark Blvd Updates: www.friendsctmparks.wordpress.com. Questions: [email protected] • Backpack Giveaway - Scarborough Compassion Ministry along with Metro East Regional Youth Association will be giving away backpacks on Thursday, August 19 from 3-6pm, at Scarborough Seventh Day Adventist Church - 4350 Lawrence Ave East. * Parents must bring their children with them in order to receive bags. Click here to view their flyer. • Story Stick Project – A City of Toronto Arts & Culture Hotspot SPARK Project led by Artist Pamela Schuller. For youth ages 14 to 24. Create story sticks, to be part of a public art installation and celebratory event. The workshops take place in Scarborough and East End Toronto on Zoom and in person from August 10 to September 26. For more information please visit www.pamelaschuller.ca/, for workshop dates and to register please visit this link. Please click here for a list of food banks and soup kitchens in Ward 24 Please click here for a list of food banks in East Scarborough Please click here for a list of food banks in Scarborough Please remember to call ahead to book to ensure they are properly stocked. For those interested in volunteering, food banks are always looking for volunteers, so please feel free to save and share this information. I am continuously updating my social media platforms and my website: You can also reach me by telephone at 416-396-7222 or email me at [email protected] All my Best, Paul SUBSCRIBE | UNSUBSCRIBE .
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