REGISTRATION kiosks are currently available throughout the Fraser Health community where staff and volunteers will register anyone 18 years and older. For those who are eligible, they also help book vaccination appointments at the same time. Appointments may be available the same day at a variety of clinics.

In-reach vaccine clinics for pre-booked appointments are also available in collaboration with gurdwaras, temples and other municipality partners in the region. In-reach vaccine clinics will help support those facing barriers to attending a community vaccine clinic. These events are listed below and are by appointment only. These in-reach vaccine clinics will administer the Pfizer vaccine.

To register and book and appointment for these clinics, people can refer to the contact details indicated in the table below. Refer refer to this webpage for updated information as it becomes available.

Registration kiosks are available at the following locations: 

In-reach vaccine clinics for pre-booked vaccine appointments

Note: These are not immunization drop-in clinics for those without appointments. 

Who should register?

Registration is open to anyone 18 or older.

Everyone should register, even if you received your first dose before the Provincial registration system was available or at a pharmacy.

Why register? 

Registration is the first step towards getting vaccinated. It only takes a moment.

Things are moving quickly. You need to register so you know when it’s your turn for a first or second dose.

Registering also helps us plan quantities of vaccine needed at each clinic.

How do I register?

Register online: getvaccinated.gov.bc.ca

Register by phone: 1-833-838-2323. Translators are available. Telephone for the Deaf: Dial 7-1-1.

If you don’t have a Personal Health Number, register by phone or at a Service BC office.

Learn more: gov.bc.ca/getvaccinated