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Government of Canada Announces Funding for New COVID-19 Safe Voluntary Isolation Sites in Ontario 2-8-2022 (Sure They Are Voluntary, Not)

From: Public Health Agency of Canada
News release
August 13, 2021 | Ottawa, Ontario | Public Health Agency of Canada

The Government of Canada is working with partners to protect the health and safety of Canadians and to reduce the spread of COVID-19 and its variants in Canada. Self-isolation is one of the most effective ways to help stop the spread of COVID-19. However, for some people in Canada, crowded housing conditions and high costs can make it unsafe or impossible to self-isolate, putting themselves, their families and communities at risk through no fault of their own.

Today, the Honorable Patty Hajdu, Minister of Health, announced funding for projects across Ontario to operate safe voluntary isolation sites. The funding will support the following four projects:

the Cochrane District Social Services Administration Board for sites in Timmins, Cochrane, Hearst, Kapuskasing and Moosonee;
the County of Hastings for a site in Belleville;
the Kenora District Services Board for sites in Kenora and Sioux Lookout; and
the City of Hamilton.
These sites help people who have COVID-19—or have been exposed to it—access safe isolation accommodations to keep themselves and their community safe. These are in addition to the sites available for people experiencing homelessness who need to isolate because of a positive test.
Quick facts
The Government of Canada is providing up to $5,525,126 in funding to four projects across Ontario to operate nine isolation sites totaling 194 rooms, including: 

up to $1,374,788 with five sites totaling 120 rooms for the Cochrane District Social Services Administration Board; 
up to $1,551,066 with one site totaling 20 rooms for the County of Hastings; 
up to $2,275,600 with two sites totaling 40 rooms for the Kenora District Services Board; and 
up to $323,672 with one site totaling 14 rooms for the City of Hamilton. 
The Government of Canada is providing a total of approximately $100 million in funding to municipalities and health regions to establish safe voluntary isolation sites across the country. This funding is part of Canada’s rapid response to the spread of COVID-19. 

To date, the Safe Voluntary Isolation Sites Program has provided $100.6 million to establish sites in Ontario, Saskatchewan, British Columbia and Nova Scotia. 

Since the first safe voluntary isolation site opened in Toronto in September 2020, approximately 9,432 people have sought access and support through one of the federally-funded sites across the country. 

Regular monitoring and reporting of safe voluntary isolation sites is conducted in coordination with local public health officials. 

The sharing of best practices is encouraged among the selected isolation sites to improve how the sites operate and how services are delivered to the people who access them.

To prevent the spread of COVID-19, Canadians are advised to follow local public health measures, avoid places that do not have controls in place to reduce the spread of COVID-19, and to stay home if they are experiencing any symptoms.

Voluntary isolation sites reduce the risk of spreading the virus among household contacts in situations where people are faced with crowded housing and do not have an alternative. These sites are one of the rapid response tools established to help stop the spread of COVID-19, and can be deployed to communities facing outbreaks.

The Safe Voluntary Isolation Sites Program directly supports cities, municipalities and health regions that are at-risk of COVID-19 community transmission. Sites selected under the Program provide an accessible location where people can safely self-isolate for the required period. Local public health officials determine eligible people who may be offered the option to transfer to the isolation site on a voluntary basis to keep them and their household contacts safe during an outbreak in their community. 

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