We want to improve the quality of life for all residents! That means working to achieve healthy lifestyles and environments, and preventing diseases that can lead to disability and premature death.

Many diseases are preventable and controllable.  Through better nutrition, increased physical activity, eliminating tobacco use, and providing access to quality health care, we can improve the overall health of our residents which leads to stronger families and communities.

Learn more below:

• Diabetes Prevention Program
• Opioid and Substance Abuse Prevention and Education
• Tobacco Use Prevention
• SNAP-Ed Nutrition Education
• Nutrition and Lifestyle Change Services
• Georgia Division of Public Health – Chronic Disease Prevention