Davis County Health Department

Improve your financial resilience with the Emergency Financial First Aid Kit (EFFAK)! This free toolkit, available in 6 languages, helps you collect and organize your critical information essential for emergency recovery. Learn more at: community.fema.gov/EFFAK. Watch FEMA's video at: https://lnkd.in/gknV9KTb

Start building your Financial First Aid Kit today! Use this guide to help you start preparing financially for emergencies big and small: bit.ly/40fiaks

When it comes to emergencies, Americans face more than just earthquakes, tornadoes, and hurricanes. We also deal with flat tires, broken water heaters, and sudden medical expenses. FEMA’s Emergency Financial First Aid Kit can help you start preparing for emergencies big and small: bit.ly/40fiaks

During National Financial Capability Month, start thinking about your financial preparedness. Start with these simple steps! 🔹 Gather your important financial documents and contacts 🔸 Review your insurance policies and financial paperwork to make sure they are still accurate and current 🔹 Store paper and electronic copies of all files in safe locations 🔸 Revisit and update your financial first aid kit regularly

The National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO) has officially awarded Davis County Health Department Project Public Health Ready (PPHR) re-recognition for its longstanding commitment to public health preparedness and continuous quality improvement. Thank you to our employees who have worked hard to uphold this recognition!" For more information about PPHR recognition, visit: https://lnkd.in/g-QQzQ9p NACCHO

The final content summarized in the 2023 Davis4Health Community Health Assessment video series is the conclusion and appendices. Even though they're at the end, they contain valuable supporting data and content for topics and populations presented in the CHA. If you missed any of our previous CHA videos, you can find the playlist of all videos on the Davis County Health Department YouTube page at: https://lnkd.in/gtm3npBr. The full CHA can be found at cha.davis4health.org. Please send us an email at healthstrategy@co.davis.ut.us if you have any questions.

Outdoor and indoor air quality are important indicators of a community’s livability. Having clean air to breathe is necessary for good health. To learn more about air quality in Davis County, visit cha.davis4health.org. If you have any questions about the CHA, please send us an email at healthstrategy@co.davis.ut.us.

The physical environment is where individuals live, learn, work, worship, play, and age. People interact with their physical environment through the air they breathe, the water they drink, the homes they live in, and the transportation they use. To learn more about the physical environment of Davis County, visit cha.davis4health.org. If you have any questions about the CHA, please send us an email at healthstrategy@co.davis.ut.us.

Housing and health are deeply connected. An affordable, safe, and stable home is a basic need and essential to good health. To learn more about housing in Davis County, visit cha.davis4health.org. If you have any questions, please send us an email at healthstrategy@co.davis.ut.us.

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