April 22-April 29 is National Infant Immunization Week. Protect your baby from diseases by making sure they’re vaccinated. bit.ly/3JA9r5t #NIIW #ivax2protect

Congratulations to Denise Lozares, County Public Health Services Director of Nursing for being selected President-Elect for the Association of Public Health Nurses that works to “advance the practice of public health nursing to promote the public’s health.”

Managing gestational diabetes during pregnancy is important to keep mom and baby healthy. Strategies for managing it include eating healthy foods, exercising at least 30 mins/5 times per week, and monitoring blood sugar. bit.ly/3dAOoDj?utm_so…

Are you coping with a chronic condition? Do you have a passion for helping others? Become a Healthier Living Peer Leader! The first training will be Monday, 4/29, 8a - 3:30p in Kearny Mesa.bit.ly/4aXzRdg[https:… ](bit.ly/4aXzRdg '/linkBuilder_5gxmiejc3ki9QP3QA27gG2')

In observance of Child Abuse Prevention Month, 400 pinwheels were placed in Waterfront Park lawn to represent the 400 investigations weekly of children in San Diego County who may be victims of child abuse and neglect.

County health officials are warning people not to buy or use products labeled as “Botox” from unverified sources after a woman may have contracted botulism. Botulism is an illness caused by a toxin that attacks the body’s nerves. bit.ly/49PEapO

Help shape communities through development projects and evaluation, making San Diego a place for everyone. Apply today to become a Housing Program Analyst I at the County of San Diego, make $71k - 87k annually.
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Together, we can make a difference. Share your input to refine the Housing Blueprint. Participate in upcoming virtual community sessions: bit.ly/3JwOpER

The Leave No Veteran Homeless Initiative has helped house 670 veterans since the July launch. We are very thankful to landlords and our partners and need more landlords to house veterans. To learn more or sign up to be a landlord please visit NoVeteranHomeless.org.

Youth violence can include fighting, bullying, threats, and gang-related violence. You can prevent this by: 1. Providing healthy family and community environments 2. Providing quality early education 3. Strengthening youth’s skills to reduce harm and prevent future risk.

April 22-April 29 is National Infant Immunization Week. Getting your baby vaccinated keeps them and the community safe.
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Sexual violence can occur to anyone, anywhere, such as posting or sharing sexual pictures of someone without their consent, or non-consensual sexting. It is a serious problem that impacts health and well-being. Learn about preventing sexual violence at bit.ly/3uiYD7K?utm_so…

It's Mental Health Matters Month. Join us for the NAMIWalks 5K and Community Wellness Expo on Sat., April 27 at 7 a.m. at Preble Field in NTC Park at Liberty Station.

Find 100+ mental health-related resources and interactive activities. bit.ly/3U6mq3D

The County's Housing Blueprint relies on your input to respond to the housing crisis. Participate in upcoming virtual community sessions: bit.ly/3U09s7q

When was the last time you were tested for HIV or STIs?

If you’ve never been tested or it’s been more than a year since your last test, you may qualify for FREE home testing.

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Black Maternal Health Week focuses on improving maternal outcomes for Black moms. If you are a Black mother who is pregnant or has recently given birth and are seeking support and encouragement, contact the Black Infant Health Program to enroll now! bit.ly/4b7dLFb

This Black Maternal Health Week, take part in the conversation about the maternal health disparities faced by Black moms. Learn how you can raise awareness, inspire activism, and build community for Black maternal health by visiting #BlackLegacyNow . bit.ly/3U7a2jp.

Anyone who is having sex can get an STI. Find out how STI testing can protect you and your partner and what resources are available for youth: bit.ly/3QbCb8a

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Help shape communities through development projects and evaluation, making San Diego a place for everyone. Apply today to become a Housing Program Analyst I at the County of San Diego, make $71k - 87k annually.
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HIV prevention and treatment services are available near you. Download the “SD Getting to Zero” app to find resources by location, language, services offered, and transit route.

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