Symptoms of #LymeDisease, anaplasmosis, babesiosis, and Powassan virus usually appear within 3-30 days after a bite from an infected blacklegged tick. If you develop symptoms, call your local #PublicHealth unit or health care provider right away. ontario.ca/ticks

Join our Indigenous Initiatives Network to learn about our Indigenous programs, services, resources and more: bit.ly/4d60Ipb #Indigenous #Community #MentalHealth

Did you know? TPH follows up on any reported human cases of Lyme disease in Toronto to help keep the city safe. Learn more at toronto.ca/lyme #TickTalkTO

Mayor Olivia Chow proclaims Toronto For All Day, kicks off new education campaign focused on allyship News Release: toronto.ca/news/mayor-oli…

Allyship is within us all. When we support, respect & empower each other, we make Toronto a city where everyone feels safe & welcomed. There are ways to show allyship through actions, such as these. 👇 Small acts of allyship can create big change. Let’s build a #TorontoForAll 🧡

Too much time in the heat is hard on your health, so make sure you dress appropriately for the weather. Get tips on how to keep cool & prevent heat-related illness: toronto.ca/KeepCool #KeepCoolTO

Back to school can be an exciting and stressful time for parents and kids. For ideas on making the transition easier, check out these tips from @kidsmentalhlthon calming #BackToSchool anxiety: cmho.org/expert-tips-on…

A healthy lunchbox makes a big difference in your child's learning experience. Some tips: 1) Include a variety of fruits and veggies 2) Whole grains instead of refined grains 3) Add protein like lean meats or beans Learn more: ontario.ca/page/healthy-c….

Keeping everyone in Toronto healthy is our priority. To help reduce the population of adult mosquitos that can transmit #WestNileVirus, TPH conducts mosquito surveillance activities from May to September and provides updates at toronto.ca/west-nile-virus. 🦟👍

🌈 At #SHILO, we make everyone feel heard & supported. If you have questions about your #SexualHealth, our free, anonymous & inclusive counseling is available every day of the week. 🏳️‍⚧️ Find out more: SexualHealthOntario.ca #GetSomeSexualHealthInfo

Humans can get #rabies from animals. If bitten or scratched, follow these steps: ✔️If you can, collect the owner's contact info ✔️Wash the area with soap & water for at least 15 minutes ✔️ Apply an antiseptic ✔️See your health care provider ✔️Report it: toronto.ca/BiteReport

September 9 is International Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Day! Everyone plays a part in supporting healthy pregnancies & those with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder. Discover how you can do your part: toronto.ca/community-peop…

Are you witnessing, participating in or being bullied? You can browse KHP’s resource guide below to find information that may be helpful to you: bit.ly/3ILy6UU

#Rabies is a disease that can be spread by raccoons, bats & other wild animals. Do not touch wild animals. It’s the best way to protect yourself from rabies. Get more info: toronto.ca/RabiesPreventi… #EndRabiesNow

✨ TPH is opening a NEW breastfeeding clinic at TAIBU Community Health Centre TAIBU CHC on Sept 19! Appointments are available every Thursday from 9 a.m. -4 p.m. ✨ 🗓️ Book an appointment: toronto.ca/community-peop… For other clinics near you: toronto.ca/breastfeeding

Today is #WorldSuicidePreventionDay. If you or a loved one need mental health or addiction support, you can find a list of current and local community mental health and substance use health resources here: ow.ly/MzJU50Thojr #WSPD2024 #ChangingTheNarrativeOnSuicide #WSPD

When you’re struggling, it can be hard to find the words. You deserve help, and it’s OK if you’re not sure how to ask for it. Call or text 9-8-8 anytime, from anywhere in Canada. #WorldSuicidePreventionDay #SuicidePrevention #WSPD2024 #988Canada

Today is #WorldSuicidePreventionDay. This year’s theme is “Changing the Narrative” to foster openness & support. 🗓️Join the Canadian Centre for Suicide Prevention’s free event with Dr. Mark Sinyor to help reshape the conversation: suicideprevention.ca/events/world-s… #StartTheConversation

For public health, our patient isn't an individual, it's an entire city. Many health problems will never be solved one person at a time, so we focus on understanding and preventing the causes of ill health from starting in the first place. Learn more: toronto.ca/TPHStrategicPl…

While ticks are most active in spring and summer, they can be found during any time of the year when the temperature is above freezing. It’s important to learn how to be safe from ticks. Learn more: toronto.ca/community-peop… #TickTalkTO