Public Health offers a comprehensive, evidence-based assessment service for children from birth to age 3, including postpartum group therapy for new mothers.

Reviews and grants approval for plans to construct and operate any new or remodeled establishment. 

Offers reproductive life planning; screening for sexually transmitted infections and breast and cervical cancers; immunizations; refugee health; tuberculosis control; and pediatric dental care.

Public Health in partnership with Central Piedmont Community College will host Give Kids A Smile Day, a dental care delivery day with health services, educational awareness, and interactive activities.

Connects you to information about a daily pill that can greatly reduce your risk of getting HIV.  

Public Health's Women, Infants and Children (WIC) program provides basic nutrition services to eligible pregnant, breastfeeding, and postpartum women, infants and children up to age 5.  

Improving birth outcomes, reducing infant mortality and improving health among children aged zero to 5.

Provides grassroots, community, and faith-based organizations with funding, capacity-building resources, and technical support to implement chronic disease prevention programs or initiatives.

Public Health process to periodically collect and review local data to understand the health needs of our community. 

Works to advance health equity and address health disparities impacting Mecklenburg County’s Latino/Hispanic population through Communications, Partnerships, Engagement & Outreach, and Departmental Collaboration.