Extreme Cold Preparedness Tips
Winters in Missouri can be unpredictable and almost always have periods of extreme cold weather. Even short periods of exposure to extreme cold…
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JCPH is now Sensory Inclusive™ Certified
Jackson County Public Health has partnered with KultureCity® to earn Sensory Inclusive™ Certified status, which enhances our ability to assist and accommodate guests…
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For Missouri Moms, Extending Postpartum Coverage is Essential
In Missouri, a pregnant woman’s concerns are not limited to the health of her future child—she must also worry for her own health….
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How to Help Children in Emergencies
Emergency situations and disasters can leave a lasting impact on all of us, including children. If you are a child’s primary caretaker, your…
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Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Free Screening Program for Uninsured Women in Jackson County
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time to emphasize the importance of early detection in the fight against breast cancer. At Jackson…
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An Interview with University Health’s LGBTQ Clinic
This month, we talked to our partners at University Health’s LGBTQ Specialty Clinic about their work in providing compassionate, affirming care to all…
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How Public Health Impacts Voting in Missouri
Update as of February 2024: We are proud to be an official voter registration site for Jackson County residents! Simply ask our staff…
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Partnership brings over 1,000 vaccines to at-risk homeless residents
When COVID-19 vaccines were first released in early 2021, many Jackson County residents rushed to get one, refreshing websites and driving miles for…
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Supporting Adult Brain Injury Survivors and Their Families
There are few injuries as life-changing as a traumatic brain injury, and survivors and their families often need extra support. That’s where our…
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National Public Health Week 2022: Celebrating Our Past, Looking to Our Future
If the past two years have shown us anything, it’s that public health is critical to supporting healthy and thriving communities. For this…
