BCHD Diaper Bank Awarded Two Grants in October
The BCHD Diaper Bank was awarded two grants in October by the Barton County Community Foundation and the Jewell and Danny Little Charitable Fund Grant.
Public Health encompasses a broad range of services and programs for all age groups. Immunizations, Labs, Various Testing including DNA, STD, TB, and Pregnancy, Wellness Programs, Toenail Clinics, Car Seat Installations, and Health Education Consults are some of the services available through your local Health Department.
Environmental Health focuses on the relationship between people and the environment in which we live. Available services include: Restaurant Inspections/Permits; Temporary Food Inspections/Permits; Residential Waste Water Inspections/Permits; and Lodging Inspections.
Certified copies of Missouri birth and death certificates are issued onsite by the local Vital Records Registrar.
The WIC program is designed to improve the nutritional health of women, infants, and children, with the goal of improving the overall health of families. WIC serves pregnant women, breastfeeding women, postpartum women, infants, and children up to their 5th birthday.
The BCHD Diaper Bank was awarded two grants in October by the Barton County Community Foundation and the Jewell and Danny Little Charitable Fund Grant.
Our very own Candice Cox writes her December blog post about her health and wellness journey as a pregnant 40-year-old woman who is transforming her relationship with food and exercise.
At Barton County Health Department, we believe the citizens of the County should have the opportunity to become happy, healthy, and well informed. We believe in a work environment and programs characterized by honest, caring, respectful, dependable, and responsive service.
Our mission is to promote better health through education and provide health care services for the prevention of disease and restoration of health to Barton County residents and the surrounding area.