Sessions are online compliments of the Public Health Agency of Canada
The Niagara Folk Arts Multicultural Centre is encouraging new Canadians and immigrants who have vaccine hesitancy to register for a session dispelling fears and myths around the COVID-19 shot.
The sessions, sponsored by the federal government, are available in five languages, including French, Arabic, Spanish, Mandarin and English starting July 26th.
To register email the Folk Arts Centre by clicking here
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