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Seasonal and H1N1 Flu

Updates and information on this year's seasonal flu and the H1N1 flu virus.

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How Well is Your Well Water?

Free well water testing is available for local residents. Let the local Health Unit help you ensure your drinking water is safe.

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Show Your Drive to Quit

Kick some butt and win the opportunity to drive off in a brand-new hybrid vehicle.

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Heads Up On Winter Safety

If you are taking part in winter activities, use your head and wear a helmet for safety.

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Convictions

Through its inspection work, the Health Unit has obtained convictions against establishments that contravene various pieces of health legislation.

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Family Health

Mom and babyThrough our Family Health program, we provide information and resources that encourage people to adopt healthy behaviours and have healthy sexual relationships. We promote personal responsibility and decision making, while working to improve access to birth control and help decrease teen pregnancies. We offer a variety of services to help ensure the children in our communities grow up healthy. We provide education and support to people wanting to become parents, to pregnant women, to new parents and their babies.

Our staff encourage the well-being of families through personal visits to new moms where we provide information on breastfeeding and the care of infants and young children. We offer programs that provide support for parents in everything from playing and reading with children to developing stronger parenting skills.

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To learn more about the Family Health program, contact the HKPR District Health Unit toll-free at 1-866-888-4577.

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