WIC: Foster Families are Welcome at WIC
Did you know? 🤔Foster children under the age of five automatically qualify for WIC benefits. Enrolling your family doesn’t take resources away from anyone else. There’s no limit to the number of families who can receive WIC support. Learn how WIC can support your...
State Offices & Facilities Closed (1/26)
On Monday, January 26, 2026, State offices and facilities in all counties and Baltimore City will be closed from 6:00 a.m. to the end of day shift. Some services will continue virtually/remotely. For more information,...
Preparing for a Winter Storm
Preparing for a Winter Storm: Before a storm: Prepare your home by stocking up on non-perishable food and water that will last for at least three days. Be sure that you have alternative heating sources, like a fireplace or wood stove, and check that your smoke and...
February is American Heart Month – Explore the Live Healthy GC Walk/Run Challenge!
Schedule time every day to focus on your well-being. You will build self-esteem, confidence, and self-appreciation! Happy Valentines Month! Go to LiveHealthyGC.com to print your walking form. Shared by Linda Costello from the Health Education & Outreach Unit at...
January 2026 Garrett County Child & Adolescent Wellness Workgroup Meeting Recording Now Available!
Heart Health Tips for 2026! – Part 3
Exercise regularly to protect your heart and prioritize your health. Visit https://health.maryland.gov/heart-health for more information. #HealthyLifeHealthyHeart Shared by the Maryland Department of Health
Stay Safe During Winter Weather
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Heart Health Tips for 2026! – Part 2
Protect your cognitive health to safeguard your mind and heart. Learn more and get resources to make healthier lifestyle choices at https://health.maryland.gov/heart-health. Shared by the Maryland Department of Health
Cold Weather Preparedness Tips – Cold-Related Illness Prevention
Wear multiple layers and a windproof, water-resistant jacket. Wear gloves or mittens and proper socks and shoes. Review your family emergency communications plan and emergency supply kits for home and vehicles. Check on the elderly and those living alone. For more...
Radon Quick Facts – Part 2
Radon and secondhand smoke increase the risk for children developing lung cancer later in life. You can’t see or smell it, so testing your home is the only way to know if radon is present. Learn more about radon safety and how to find radon test kits:...
