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Arizona Youth Coalitions Receive National Awards

In preparation for National Kick Butts Day on March 15—a national day when youth speak up and take action against tobacco use—the Campaign For Tobacco-Free Kids offers mini grants to support groups across the U.S. that demonstrate creativity, youth leadership, and careful planning to reach the media and public. This year we're excited to announce that three Students Taking A [...]

By |February 27th, 2017|Prevention|Comments Off on Arizona Youth Coalitions Receive National Awards

New Partnership Provides Parents Information About Potential Hazards

Our Bureau of Child Care Licensing is excited to partner with the Children's Environmental Health Network's ECO-Healthy Child Care program.  The program helps child care providers throughout Arizona with the latest information on environmental hazards of most concern for our children.  Children's Environmental Health Network is a national non-profit organization that focuses on policy, education and research regarding environmental factors [...]

By |February 24th, 2017|Licensing|Comments Off on New Partnership Provides Parents Information About Potential Hazards

Protecting Infants from Infectious Disease

The Carondelet Holy Cross Hospital in Nogales, AZ has recently become the first Arizona hospital to be added to the Hepatitis B Birth Dose Honor Roll of the Immunization Action Coalition.  The Honor Roll recognizes hospitals and birthing centers that have attained high coverage rates for administering hepatitis B vaccine at birth.  Ninety-eight percent of infants born at Carondelet Holy [...]

By |February 23rd, 2017|Preparedness|Comments Off on Protecting Infants from Infectious Disease

Programs Work to Reduce Oral Health Disparities Among Arizona’s Children

Most tooth decay can be prevented through a combination of interventions like our school-based sealant program and our fluoride mouth rinse program. If left untreated, tooth decay can lead to difficulty eating, speaking, and learning in school. Tooth decay can affect anyone, but we are seeing oral health disparities continue to exist for many Arizona school children.  The issues are [...]

By |February 22nd, 2017|Prevention|Comments Off on Programs Work to Reduce Oral Health Disparities Among Arizona’s Children

4,000 Clients Using New Integrated Eligibility Process

In response to client and provider concerns, we have been working with Maricopa County to develop an improved eligibility process for clients participating in the Ryan White and AIDS Drug Assistance Programs. These programs are critical to providing care, services, and medication assistance to people living with HIV/AIDS who meet specific eligibility requirements, but the application process can be time [...]

By |February 21st, 2017|Preparedness|Comments Off on 4,000 Clients Using New Integrated Eligibility Process
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