The National Preparedness Month theme this year is "Start a Conversation," and health officials say the best way to start a family emergency plan is to have a conversation about preparedness. Families should include everyone in the plan, even pets, and should consider what to do if an
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“National Breastfeeding Month reminds us of the importance of creating a supportive environment that helps new parents have a positive experience in caring for their babies,” said Richmond Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children Coordinator Liz Snead. Through the WIC program, RHHD offers nutrition education and counseling;
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“Tick bites can lead to a number of potentially serious illnesses,” said Richmond and Henrico Deputy Director Melissa Viray. “It's important to take a few key steps to protect yourself and your family." The RHHD recommends that people prepare for ticks before they go outside by using
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"We can only make these improvements when we hear directly from residents who will be impacted," said Jasmine Carmichael, RHHD health equity specialist. Richmond and Henrico residents can fill out the CHA in English or Spanish until July 31 either online at rhhd.gov/2024-CHA or by visiting
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