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Healthy New Haven: Tell us what matters most for your health
The New Haven Health Department is launching a citywide Community Health Assessment (CHA). We’re gathering residents’ input on health needs, strengths, and challenges. Share your perspective and help shape a healthier future for the community.
Local Health Departments Launch Bilingual Campaign to Reduce Opioid Use Disorder Stigma
The New Haven Health Department, East Shore Health District, Waterbury Health Department, and Naugatuck Valley Health District have launched a bilingual, multimedia campaign to reduce stigma around opioid use disorders in New Haven County.
Visit the website and follow on social media to learn how you can help reduce stigma.
Updated COVID-19 Vaccines Available for Ages 6 Months and Older
Like the flu, the COVID-19 virus changes over time. Thankfully, updated vaccines have been keeping up with the changing virus. People ages 6 months and older can get the updated vaccines to protect themselves and others against serious illness.
Funding is Available to Protect Your Family from Lead
When children or adults are exposed to lead, it can cause permanent and severe health problems. We work with families, homeowners, landlords and contractors to help make your home safe from lead. Funding is available for our Lead Poisoning Prevention program.
Mpox Vaccines and Tests in New Haven
Mpox vaccines and tests are now available at the Health and Wellness Center. No appointment is needed, and testing is available to anyone over 18 years old.