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Health Department News
St. Clair County Health Department Walk-In Flu Vaccine Clinics Begin September 14
Beginning September 14 through October 26, 2016 flu vaccines will be available on a walk-in basis every Monday from 10 am until 6 pm and Wednesday from 8 am until 4 pm at the Health Department
located at 3415 28th Street in Port Huron. Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays by appointment. Flu vaccines will also be available, by appointment, for those 10-21 years of age, at the
Teen Health Center located at 2215 Court Street on the campus of Port Huron High School.
Most insurance is accepted and consider flu vaccination a covered benefit. For those who are uninsured or underinsured, cost will vary based on income eligibility and family size.
For more information, contact Preventive Health & Immunizations at (810) 987-5300 or Teen Health Center at (810) 987-1311. Visit
here for additional flu resources.
ServSafe Class begins in October
Environmental Health is offering a ServSafe food service training beginning in October. The training is open to anyone in the food industry who wants to obtain a ServSafe Food Service Management
Certification. This certification is recognized nationwide and is valid for five years. This course fulfills the Food Law requirement that one person per establishment must be certified in a Food
Safety Management Certification Course. Course registration is $170 and classes are held at the Health Department. Call 810-987-5306 to register or download the
registration form.
St. Clair County Health Department Announces Raffle for WIC Program Participants
The St. Clair County Health Department’s Women, Infant and Children’s (WIC) program in collaboration with the
Community Foundation of St. Clair County and the Pop Up Farmers Market, announces a raffle contest for WIC participants.
Active WIC participants will be provided a punch card to use while purchasing food at the Pop Up Farmer’s Markets or the Vantage
Point Farmer’s Market. After the card has all 6 punches completed, the card will be submitted for a WIC Prize drawing event held on
October 28th. The raffle contest will run from August 29th through October 26th.
For more information click
here, or call WIC at (810) 987-8222.
Rapid HIV Testing Now Available
According to the CDC, about 1 in 8 Americans with HIV do not realize they are infected and account for nearly one-third of HIV transmissions
in the United States. Do you know your status? We now offer rapid HIV testing with results in approximately 20 minutes. Testing is done using a simple
finger stick method and includes a low cost health assessment. Available at the Main Office and Teen Health Center.
Details here.
Health Department Encourages Residents to Participate in 2016 BRFS
The St. Clair County Health Department is notifying residents that over the next several months, we will be conducting the
2016 St. Clair County Behavioral Risk Factor Survey (BRFS) telephone survey. We are contracting with a vendor, “Northern Illinois University”
displaying an “815” area code. Trained staff will identify themselves calling on behalf of the St. Clair County Health Department. Residents
ages 18 and over will be randomly selected and contacted via land line or cell phone. Questions will be asked to gather information and data
about the health behaviors and social issues of St. Clair County residents. Call (810) 987-5300 for questions.
Are you eligible for WIC?
WIC offers nutrition counseling, education, and food benefits for Michigan income eligible pregnant and nursing women, infants, and children under age 5
who have a medical or nutritional risk. For more information, please refer to the flyers below:
Zika Virus (Zika) – Travel Information
Traveling somewhere tropical? Protect yourself from the Zika Virus! Zika is spread to people through the bite of an infected mosquito (Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus).
All travelers should take steps to avoid mosquito bites, especially pregnant women, to prevent Zika infection and other mosquito-borne diseases.
Second Chance Naloxone Program
Training and Naloxone rescue kits are available to those who use opioids or family/friends of users. When administered, Naloxone can help to prevent death to
someone overdosing on opioids. Trainings are held at the Health Department on the second Monday of each month from 5:00pm-6:00pm.
Off-site community training is also available. The program is confidential and free. You must be 18 years old or older and a resident of
St. Clair, Sanilac, Lapeer or Genesee County to receive a rescue kit. For more information or to register for training call (810) 987-5300.
Funding provided by MDHHS and Region 10 PIHP.
SCCHD has many services available aimed at improving the health of the community.
We strive to make these services and/or programs affordable to everyone ad are
committed to reducing barriers to access whenever possible. However, fees
may apply to many programs, please check that service directly for any applicable
costs.