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Important Health Education and Community Partnership Links
Information believed accurate but not guaranteed. The Union County Health Department disclaims liability for any errors or omissions. Contact the Union County Health Department at 937-642-0801 or toll free 888-333-9461 or email at HC@uchd.net. |
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Health Newsletter for each
student
Healthy
Kids Newsletter, Grades K-5
Healthy Choices for Young Adults, Grades 6-8
Health Choices for Teens, Grades 9-12
Contests
Design-a-Billboard, Grades 4-5
Design-a-T-Shirt
Grocery
Bag Decorating, Grades K-5
Recycle Trivia Website, Grades K-12
Teacher Trainings
Project WILD Teacher Workshops
W.O.W
(Windows on Waste) Teacher Workshops
Programs
Seat Belt
Checks - Work with student leaders to reward students who buckle up &
encourage others to buckle up
T.A.T.U. (Teens Against Tobacco Use) - High School Students are trained
to present tobacco prevention strategies to young children
Walk Your Kids To School Day - Elementary kids walk to school with a public
safety officer (police, fire, EMS) and are given safety tips on walking
to school and the health benefits of walking to school
Speakers
Presentations by Health Department staff are available on:
Bike Safety
Communicable Disease
Food Safety
HIV/AIDS
Hand washing
Natural Resources
& Conservation
Nutrition
Physical Activity
Poison Prevention & Response
Recycled Crafts
Radon
Recycling
Tobacco
Traffic/Child Passenger
Safety
Awareness Activities
Earth Day & Arbor
Day
HIV/AIDS, handed out
red ribbons and information to students
Keep Ohio Beautiful
& Great American Clean-up
Recycle Ohio Month
& America Recycles Day
Other Activities
Ads in Athletic Boosters
Educational Materials
(videos, books, displays, brochures) made available
Household Hazardous
Waste Collection Day
As your local provider of public health services, we continue to work with our schools to provide health education, safety inspections, health screenings, immunization clinics and other services to promote the health and safety of Union County children.
In an effort to better serve the school community, the Union County Health Department is introducing a school liaison. The role of the school liaison is to serve as the primary contact for schools in working with the Health Department and to tailor programs and services to fit the needs of the school community.
The school liaison will be available to assist schools with:
Coordinating health department services
Curriculum development
Health education programming
Health promotion
Health related resource
development
Julie Armstrong is our Health Educator and our school liaison. Julie has knowledge of public relations, research and resource development, community organizing and health education. She is available to consult with teachers, staff, nurses, administration, and PTO groups as needed.
Contact Julie
Armstrong at 937-642-2053