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community members vaccinated – April 19th, 2021 

COVID-19 Vaccination for Kahnawake

Tekonnonhwerá:tons/Welcome to the information hub for everything related to the COVID-19 Vaccination in Kahnawa:ke. Appointments for community members (ages 12-17) are taking place:

Monday, June 14th from 1pm-6pm

For details, read the latest communique: Task Force updates on new developments.

Walk-In Vaccination Clinic for 12-17 year olds of Kahnawà:ke - June 14 (1pm - 6pm)

There is a walk-in vaccination clinic for Kahnawa’kehró:non aged 12-17 years on Monday, June 14th from 1pm-6pm at the Mohawk Super Bingo on Route 138. To avoid lines, you could also opt for an appointment by clicking below.

Those receiving the vaccine must be accompanied by at least one (1) parent who is able to provide consent (if child is under 14 years of age).

If a parent cannot be present with the child, the consent form can be completed in advance. Please provide a phone number where a nurse on site can reach one (1) parent for consent at the time of vaccination

Anyone under 14 (those aged 12 and 13) will require parental consent to be vaccinated. The consent form and booking are available below:

Consent Form
Book Your Appointment

If you are still interested

in receiving your first dose vaccine, contact the Public Safety Division at 450-632-0635. Your name will be added to a list and you will be contacted when accommodations can be made to receive your vaccine.

Walkthrough of the Vaccination Center

Vaccination News

All the most up-to-date news and announcements regarding the COVID-19 Vaccination for Kahnawake.

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Resources

All downloadable and printable files available for businesses, media, and community members use.

Testimonials

"At the vaccination site, the process was smooth. I didn't have side effects afterwards. I'm pleased to have done this for my patients, the community, my loved ones and myself."
Anonymous
AnonymousKMHC Health Professional
Many times since last March, I have felt powerless and frustrated in the face of this virus that has taken over our lives. When the opportunity to get vaccinated presented itself, I saw it as one concrete action that I could take. I had the power to decide to get the vaccine and take an important step towards regaining our freedom!
Chantal Saad Haddad
Chantal Saad HaddadNutritionist, KMHC
“I got the COVID-19 vaccine to help my community. I work with residents at the KMHC. Their safety, along with my family’s, are my priority.”
Teiakotetshennoron Stacey
Teiakotetshennoron StaceyPAB, Kateri Memorial Hospital Centre
I felt very fortunate to be offered the vaccine after working at the testing site since May. The vaccination process went smooth and was organized very well. I did not suffer any side effects other than a sore arm which was fine the next day. I highly recommend being vaccinated, its one way to help protect family, our clientele and the most vulnerable members of our community.
Susan MontourKMHC Dental Hygienist
Kwe sewakwekon, Ratsénhaienhs Kakwirakeron Ross Montour and I am committed to receiving the vaccine. I am doing this for my family and my community. I encourage everyone to do the same for the same reason - for our families and our people. Niawen kowa!
Ross Kakwirakeron Montour
Ross Kakwirakeron MontourRatsénhaienhs, Mohawk Council of Kahnawà:ke
It’s important to get the vaccine so we can get back to our normal way of life. It will protect you, your family, and our community. That’s why I got it.
Wihse Stacey
Wihse StaceyParamedic, Kahnawake Fire Brigade
I work for KSCS and am looking forward to seeing people in person again, but I hardly know my little nephew because of COVID and am having another this spring. This is for them.
Alana Atwin
Alana AtwinKSCS Employee
The decision to get a vaccine was easy for me. I want to make sure I stay as healthy as I can for others. As a health & social service employee and caregiver to my mom who is living with a compromised immune system, it is important not to spread the virus
Wendy Walker
Wendy WalkerKSCS Employee
Got my Covid-19 vaccination!! I did it for my grandma and for the health and safety of our community!!! ❤️💉🦠 #formycommunity
Michelle Mayo
Michelle MayoSwitchboard Operator, Kateri Memorial Hospital Centre
I was happy to get my first dose of COVID-19 vaccine because I trust it. Vaccines are good medicines that help my own immune system protect me from getting very sick, keeping me safe at work at KMHC, and at home. I don't have the good fortune of living close to my family and haven't been able to see any of them for more than 14 months. I miss them a lot and really look forward to being able to see them safely when we have all been vaccinated. The COVID-19 vaccines have been rigorously evaluated and already given to millions of people around the world - I'm grateful to be one of them.
Dr. Colleen Fuller
Dr. Colleen FullerPublic Health & Preventive Medicine Doctor and Family Doctor
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For general questions, call 811. Info-Santé is availabe 24/7.
For specific questions contact the KMHC COVID-19 Testing Site, 450-638-3930 ext. 2296 or 2275