Fulton County Board of Health

The Fulton County Board of Health has partnered with Spelman College to launch a pilot program for students in Spelman’s Health Careers Program. 7 students will gain hands-on experience to prepare for future public health careers. #PublicHealth #SpelmanCollege

We had fun serving our community on Thursday during our Community Outreach Day at our Oak Hill location. We enjoyed having more than 260 families stop by and over 60 vendors and community partners participate! We look forward to seeing everyone at our next event!

It's Certified Nurses Day! Today, we celebrate the nurses who have achieved certification, which shows patients, families, employers, and the public that they're dedicated to their craft and committed to patient safety. We want to thank them for all they do to serve others!

We hope to see you tomorrow at our Community Outreach Day!

Know your risk and talk to your doctor about colorectal cancer screening. Early detection matters. Learn more: bit.ly/3DeRgCN #ColorectalCancerAwarenessMonth

🌙💤 Happy World Sleep Day! 💤🌙 Today, we honor the magic of a good night's rest! 🎉✨ Let's celebrate with comfy pajamas, cozy beds, and sweet dreams. 🛏️💤 Remember, restful nights lead to brighter days. #WorldSleepDay #SweetDreams #RestIsBest

We enjoyed hosting our National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day art exhibition on Tuesday. This event brought together art and advocacy to shine a light on HIV awareness, education, and prevention among women and girls. Thanks to everyone who came out!

Join us for our annual Community Outreach Day! It's an event to help celebrate and empower families within our community by promoting health and wellness. We hope to see you there!

We enjoyed speaking with job seekers last week at our career fair in College Park! Thank you for taking the time to talk with us. If you're interested in working with us, click here to see our current job openings: bit.ly/4lpE7si

Our school has turned into Safety Town! Thank you to @FultonHealth for partnering up to teach our students about bike safety. 🚲

It's Patient Safety Awareness Week. This global campaign highlights the importance of patient safety in the health care system. The Fulton County Board of Health aims to create and maintain a safe environment for patients at all of our locations. #PatientSafety

Join us Tuesday, March 10 for an art exhibition in honor of women and girls HIV/AIDS awareness day! We hope to see you there!

More than 300k HPV deaths happen worldwide each year, most of which are preventable. Let's help bring awareness to the virus by encouraging people to get screened and vaccinated. For more information on our sexual health services, click here: bit.ly/4rr5Qej

March is Women's History Month! It's a time to honor and celebrate the women who have made vital contributions in history and in society. For more information on our women's health services, click here: bit.ly/4l5n9iN

March is National Nutrition Month! It's a time used to promote healthy food choices and eating habits. This year's theme is "Discover the Power of Nutrition." For more information on our chronic disease prevention program, click here: bit.ly/3MDyLwB

If you're a teenager looking for real talk, good vibes, and real tools you can use in everyday life, join us this weekend for our teen summit! We'll discuss a variety of topics in a safe and supportive space that will help you in real life situations. We hope to see you there!

Early detection saves lives. Talk to your healthcare provider about breast cancer screenings and know your risk factors. To learn more, visit: bit.ly/3rcBXES

Join us next week for a free workshop where parents can learn how credit works, ways to boost their score, and how to make smarter money moves for the future. Small steps today = big opportunities tomorrow! We hope to see you there! #Credit #CreditRepair #Workshop

Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month is about recognizing the signs, understanding healthy relationships, and knowing where to turn for support. Respect, trust, and boundaries should always be the standard. Swipe to learn more. #TDVAM #RealLoveRespects

February is International Prenatal Infection Prevention Month. It's a time used to bring awareness to the more than 60% of women in the U.S. who have at least one infection at some point during their pregnancy.