If you are unable to find what you are looking for below, please check the alphabetical listing under Public Health Directory email AskPH or call us at 651.266.2400.
Active Living Ramsey Communities (ALRC)
An initiative working to bring about and sustain changes in design, transportation, and public/private policies to cultivate and support a way of life that integrates physical activity into daily lives.
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All Children Excel (ACE) Program
Screening of children under 10 and long-term intervention for eligible children whose early onset delinquency indicates they are at risk for negative developmental outcomes including serious and violent offending, substance abuse, school failure, teen pregnancy, and welfare dependency.
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Being a Dad
A resource for new and expectant fathers, providing usable and supportive information on the incredible journey of being a dad.
Brochure | Order Materials
Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention
Screening at-risk children, follow-up of elevated lead cases and provider education.
More information | 651.266.1292
Community POWER
Access to waste reduction and recycling educational materials, workshops, technical assistance, and grant opportunities for non-profit organizations and schools.
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Domestic & Family Violence Prevention
Local, state and national resources for domestic and family violence prevention.
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Exercise Your Right to Feel Better Minnesota
Encourages families and individuals to take simple steps towards eating better and moving more.
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Family Transformation Model
A model based on the premise that there are essential elements of “core health” within all people. Elements of core health can provide insight into what we all need to live in peaceful relationship with others.
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Food and Nutrition Commission
A forum for public and private stakeholders to assess how local food systems are operating and suggest policies, share information and plan for increased access to safe, affordable and nutritious foods.
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Health Clinics
Clinical programs provided by Saint Paul - Ramsey County Public Health including: Family Planning, Tuberculosis (TB), Sexually Transmitted Diseases (Room 111), Immunizations, Women's Health, and Colposcopy.
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Hmong Health
Consultation, training, print and video resources for building healthy, strong and connected Hmong families and communities.
Learn Hmong (pdf) printable card | Hmong Health 651.266.2462 | Hmoob Thaj Yeeb (Hmong Peace) 651.266.2509
HouseCalls
Services for families at risk of becoming homeless, including utility assistance and referrals.
More information | 651.266.1290
Initiative for Peaceful Families and Communities in Ramsey County
Consultation and training on organizing community-wide violence prevention efforts.
Initiative Summary (pdf) | What is Violence? (pdf) | Understanding Violence in the Workplace (pdf) | Respectful Workplace and Violence Prevention Policy (pdf) | 651.266.2404
Men's Line
A free, confidential 24-hour phone line giving help and advice to men who just need to talk to someone.
Brochure | Wallet Card | Order Materials | 612.379.MENS(6367) or 866.379.MENS(6367)
Recycling Containers
Collect bottles and cans at your next event. Reserve the free recycling containers today.
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School Recycling
Recommendations and best practices for recycling (paper, cans and bottles and food waste) in schools.
More information | 651.266.1199
Sexual Offense Services (SOS)
Free and confidential services, provided to victims of sexual violence, their families, friends and other concerned persons.
More information | 651.643.3006
Sexual Violence Prevention & Intervention
Information and links for sexual violence prevention and crisis response.
More information | Sexual Violence Resources | 651.266.2407
Smoking & Tobacco
Information and links about the Freedom to Breathe Act, how to quit smoking and smoke-free workplaces.
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Statewide Health Improvement Program (SHIP)
Strives to help Minnesotans lead longer, healthier lives by preventing the chronic disease risk factors of tobacco use and exposure, poor nutrition and physical inactivity.
More information | SHIP Interventions | SHIP Reports
Talking with Teens
Resources for parents and other caring adults, having conversations about healthy relationships and healthy sexuality.
More information | 651.266.2407
The Wakanheza Project
Consultations, presenters, educational sessions, print materials, and web resources for engaging individuals, agencies, business, and communities to implement principles and strategies that prevent and de-escalate stressful situations in public places to create welcoming environments for all.
More information | 651.266.2597
Violence Prevention
Public Health's focus and response in preventing violence.
Domestic & Family Violence | Sexual Violence | The Family Transformation Model | The Wakanheza Project
WIC
A nutrition education program that provides supplemental foods which promote good health for pregnant, breastfeeding and postpartum women, infants and children up to their fifth birthday. Participants in the WIC Program receive vouchers for nutritious foods, nutrition education and referrals to services in their neighborhood, including doctors, nurses and social service agencies
More information | 651.266.1300
Yard Waste
Residents can drop off yard waste for free at collection sites located throughout the county. Leaves, grass clippings, branches and other materials are processed into compost. When available, residents can also pick up free compost and mulch at the sites.
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