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COVID-19 Related Updates and Resources

Safeguarding the health and safety of the families we serve, and our staff, is our most important priority.  

  • All adults are required to wear a mask provided by ErinoakKids while in the building. 
  • Children ages two and older are required to wear masks, if possible.
  • Intensive cleaning measures are in place throughout our sites and handwashing, or using hand sanitizer, is encouraged frequently.

Most Recent Updates

March 1, 2023

Updated Protocol

Families, clients and visitors are no longer required to complete an online COVID-19 screening before visiting ErinoakKids sites. If you have symptoms of COVID 19, or feel unwell the day of your appointment, please contact our scheduling department for assistance.  

A level three ErinoakKids mask is still required to enter our sites, please continue to follow all other safety protocols, including frequent hand sanitization as we continue to monitor and assess the risk related to COVID-19. 

June 13, 2022

Masks Still Required

For the protection of the vulnerable children and youth we serve, their families and our staff, masks are still required when visiting ErinoakKids sites. Please review the COVID-19 requirements above before your visit. We appreciate your co-operation and understanding.

May 28, 2022

Vaccination Policy 

In response to declining COVID 19 rates in the community, ErinoakKids has lifted the mandatory vaccination policy for visitors to our site. The mandatory vaccination policy remains in effect for staff and volunteers and we will continue to take precautions to protect our clients and their families. Please continue to follow all remaining safety protocols, including completing a screening assessment before your visit and wearing a mask provided by ErinoakKids while on site.

Special Services at Home (SSAH) Update

Temporary Changes to SSAH, Enhanced Respite and Assistance for Children with Severe Disabilities (ACSD) Programs

The Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services (MCCSS) has announced that expenditures deemed admissible for the SSAH, Enhanced Respite and Assistance for Children with Severe Disabilities programs are being temporarily expanded to accommodate activities, services and supports that can be purchased by program recipients and their families while at home. This is being done to better support the health and well-being of program recipients and their families while physically distancing. These temporary changes are effective immediately and will remain in place until further notice by the MCCSS. For full details on these changes, please visit MCCSS’ website.

Click here to go to ErinoakKids SSAH page


Canadian COVID-19 Information

Find the latest information about COVID-19: definitions, cases, information guides, etc.

Peel Region
Peel Region COVID-19 site
Child Development Resource Connection Peel (Emergency childcare for essential workers)

Halton Region
Halton Region COVID-19 site

Government of Canada
COVID-19 site

Public Health Ontario
Public Health Ontario site