ALT Purple background with a silhouette of the Toronto skyline. White text reads, ‘Two pricks are better than one!’ with a peace finger emoji beside. Underneath, more white text reads, ‘Mpox cases are increasing in TO. Get two doses of the vaccine for the best protection.’

ALT Photo of a young Black pregnant person holding their belly. Text says, ‘Pregnant & 24 or under? Learn more about free support >’

ALT Shows a friendly nurse. Text says, ‘Are you: 24 or under?; Less than 26 weeks pregnant?; Parenting for the first time?; Having a tough time financially? Our Nurse-Family Partnership program may be able to pair you with a Public Health Nurse to help support you through pregnancy & beyond.’

ALT A photo of a bowl of fruit salad with white text on a red background underneath; ‘You & your nurse will work together to help you have a healthy pregnancy. We can connect you with free services like dental care or nutrition support.’

ALT Text on blue/white/green background; ‘Contact us to learn more! It’s free – no OHIP needed; Transportation & grocery help may be available; Older than 24? We have other supports! Call 416-338-7600 or eChat: toronto.ca/eChat’

ALT A video featuring a mix of animations & visuals of the Immunize Connect Ontario (ICON) website with a voiceover explaining the steps to report vaccines to Toronto Public Health.

ALT A series of images with scenes from Friends. This one shows Joey’s head coming through the door with a look of surprise on his face. Text reads, ‘When you realize COVID & flu vaccines are available for everyone 6 months+ next week.’

ALT Friends scene shows Monica obsessively cleaning. Text reads, ‘Me cleaning my hands & frequently touched surfaces & objects this respiratory virus season.’

ALT Friends scene shows Monica dressed as cat woman facing off with Phoebe dressed as Super Woman. Text reads, ‘My immune system after getting my flu & COVID vaccines.’

ALT Friends scene shows Joey dressed in all of Chandler’s clothes. Text reads, ‘Me taking layers of protection very seriously this respiratory virus season.’

ALT Image of a computer screen with a misleading health tip. Text says, ‘See an online health tip? Read this first >>’

ALT Dark blue text on a teal background; ‘False or misleading health information can be bad for your health’ Canadian Medical Association research shows: 89% of Canadians look online for health information; 64% have seen false or misleading health information; Almost 1 in 4 people say following online h

ALT Dark blue text on a teal background; ‘Before you believe it or share it, ask yourself; Who posted it? Is it backed by science? Have I talked to a health care provider or checked a credible source to verify?’. Underneath is an image of a magnifying glass.

ALT Pink text with a dark blue shadow says, ‘Trust the Experts’. Blue text under says, ‘Know where to look for trusted information. Learn more: toronto.ca/health101 #TrustTheExpertsTO’

ALT Cartoon pumpkin filled with treats. Text reads, ‘Treat yourself to a check-up’. Bottom shows Toronto Public Health logo & links to toronto.ca/SexualHealthClinics

ALT A graphic titled ‘Ways to Support Someone Through Pregnancy & Infant Loss’ with purple butterflies & text underneath; Acknowledge their loss; Listen with care; Offer practical help; Respect their grief; Keep showing up; Get support’. The bottom shows the Toronto Public Health & Sunnybrook PAIL Netwo

ALT A photo of a young boy smiling, wearing glasses in a classroom setting. Teal/white text teal/white backgrounds reads; ‘Healthy students – healthy schools. Report your child’s routine vaccines.’ A yellow banner with navy text at the bottom has the Toronto Public Health logo & link to toronto.ca/Stude

ALT Purple background with a Toronto skyline silhouette. White text says, ‘Two pricks are better than one!’ with a peace finger emoji beside. Under, emojis are paired with more text; ‘☝️ No doses? Get your first vaccine; ✌️ One dose? Get your second; 👍 Two doses? You’re up to date.’ A yellow link to to

ALT A purple/light blue/teal graphic with a photo of a parent/caregiver & infant, and text; ‘Protect Little Ones This Season! Free Infant & Toddler Vaccines at Etobicoke Civic Centre and Ancestral Hands Midwives’. The bottom shows the Toronto Public Health logo.

ALT A cream-coloured background with a fall theme titled, ‘Autumn Must Haves – Toronto Public Health Edition’. Shows a series of fall items & text; [leaf] Frolicking in fall leaves… followed by a tick check; [sweater] Cozy, loose sweaters with easy-to-roll sleeves for fall vaccines; [turkey sandwich] Safely storing Thanksgiving leftovers; [apple] Crisp apples for a quick & nutritious snack; [scarf + mask] Layering your accessories & protection against germs; [to-go tea] Pumpkin spice tea from a DineSafe inspected shop.

ALT Photo of a depressed looking new parent holding their baby. Text beside the image says, ‘You deserve to feel better.’ A banner with text under reads, ‘Postpartum Depression & Anxiety is the #1 complication of childbirth. There is help.’

ALT A green photo with an illustration of a large plate of cooked/prepared food & a small person holding a large magnifying glass inspecting it. Text reads; ‘DineSafe™ means inspected for food safety.’ Underneath additional text reads, ‘Wondering what goes into an inspection?

ALT Cream photo with an illustration of stairs & food safety measures at each landing. Text reads, ‘Food Safety. We check food safety practices like temperature control, sanitation, storage & cross-contamination prevention.’

ALT Cream photo with an illustration of some market stands & sellers + shoppers. Text reads, ‘Safe Staff. A certified food handler knowledgeable about food safety is always on-site during business hours.’

ALT Cream photo with an illustration of a large mobile phone showing checkmarks & x’s, as well as star ratings. Small people sit/stand beside it, looking at their phones. Text reads,‘Transparency.Inspection results are posted online, so you can check if your favourite food businesses have been inspected

ALT Black & white series of graphics with Toronto Public Health logo & link to toronto.ca/ThisIsPublicHealth at the bottom. This photo an older adult who has fallen. Green text; ‘Worried about falls?’ In faded text under; ‘We work to prevent injuries for all ages.’

ALT Shows a green-toned photo of a group workout class of older adults. Now the top text is faded & the text underneath is bold.

ALT On a black background in bold, white text, ‘This Is Public Health’