Detroit Health Department

Learn more at detroitmi.gov/MCH

Detroit, keeping our babies safe starts at home, and safe sleep is important every day, everywhere. Even small steps can make a big difference. Our Infant Safe Sleep program offers education and resources to help protect your baby while they rest.

If your family receives SNAP or Medicaid, you may already have access to additional support through WIC, including healthy foods, breastfeeding support, nutrition guidance, and resources for moms and young children. Learn more and see if you qualify at detroitmi.gov/WIC

The Detroit Health Department is aware of the international hantavirus connected to the MV Hondius cruise and is continuing to monitor updates alongside state and federal public health partners.

Knowing your status and staying informed can help protect your health and the health of others. For HIV resources and information, visit detroitmi.gov/linkupdetroit

HIV does not discriminate by age, and awareness remains important at every stage of life. In this conversation, we’re breaking down common misconceptions around HIV and discussing why education, prevention, and regular testing still matter for older adults.

For support, reach out to our Behavioral Health Team by visiting detroitmi.gov/behavioralheal… or calling 313-938-367

Mental health includes our emotional, psychological, and social well-being, it affects how we think, feel, and act. Taking time to rest, connect with others, or seek support can make a real difference. If something does not feel right, help is always available.

Our Vision and Hearing Program offers screenings Monday through Friday, from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm at 100 Mack Avenue. To schedule an appointment, call 313-876-0134

Strong vision and hearing are essential for learning, communication, and confidence in school. When children can clearly see the board, read books, and hear instructions, they are better prepared to succeed both academically and socially.

This World Lupus Day, we encourage everyone to learn the signs, support friends, family members, and neighbors living with lupus, and make your health a priority. If you are experiencing any of the symptoms, speak with your healthcare provider today.

and guest co-host Coco to discuss the efforts driving healthier outcomes across Detroit.

Public health goes beyond policy, it’s about creating real impact in the lives of Detroit residents. Chief Public Health Officer and Director, Ali Abazeed joined 105.9 Kiss FM host John Mason, co-host Angie Starr,

We’ve got you covered. Free Over-the-Counter Family Planning Kits are available to help you stay informed and protected. Call 313-876-4319 to receive one today

If you or a loved one is experiencing any symptoms, please reach out to your healthcare provider right away.

Behind every diagnosis is a story of strength, resilience, and daily perseverance. This month is dedicated to uplifting those living with cystic fibrosis and raising awareness of the realities they face. The more we understand, the better we can support one another.

Bringing care into the community. Ready to support you with free health screenings and services right where you are. No long trips, just real access to care. Find a location near you at detroitmi.gov/NWC

Learn how to stay safe on Detroit streets. The Safe Routes Ambassador Program offers safety education, community workshops, and resources to help you travel with confidence. For more information, call  (313) 407-4900

All week long, we’re celebrating the people who show up, serve, and make a difference across Detroit. From team spirit to shared purpose, this is what it looks like when we come together for our city. Here’s to the energy, the pride, and the impact behind the work!

We can help you navigate resources, connect you to treatment, or get immediate support during a crisis by visiting detroitmi.gov/behavioralheal…

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Checking in with yourself matters. Taking a break, reaching out, or asking for support are all steps in the right direction.