Eau Claire City-County Health Department

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720 Second Ave

Eau Claire WI 54703
Phone: 715-839-4718

Mon–Fri | 8:00 am – 5:00 pm

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Call 715-839-4972 or 911 to report:

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22 Apr
National #DrugTakeBack Day is this Saturday. Gather your unused medications and...
National #DrugTakeBack Day is this Saturday. Gather your unused medications and find a drop off site here: http://1.usa.gov/P9EzM

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National Drug Take Back Day is this Saturday. Gather your unused medications and find a drop off site here: http://1.usa.gov/P9EzM2
21 Apr
Today is #PowerTalk21 day! Join one of the free 25-minute online discussions wit...
Today is #PowerTalk21 day! Join one of the free 25-minute online discussions with tips and tricks to help you have effective conversations with your teens about alcohol: http://bit.ly/MADDPT21

For more resources to help you Start Talking, visit www.getinvolvedASAP.org

MADD - PowerTalk 21®
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Parents are the number one influencer of their child’s decisions about alcohol. Your teens are listening. What are you saying?
20 Apr
YOU are the #1 influence in your child's decision to NOT drink...find out how to...
YOU are the #1 influence in your child's decision to NOT drink...find out how to Start Talking!

www.bit.ly/MADDPT21
www.getinvolvedASAP.org
18 Apr
Did you know that only 30% of sexual assault cases are reported to authorities?...
Did you know that only 30% of sexual assault cases are reported to authorities? It’s time to talk about it! #Sexualassaultprevention #itstimetotalkaboutit

You're invited to the Eau Claire Healthy Communities Celebration!
On May 1st, Eau Claire Healthy Communities will be hosting an event to celebrate their achievements and to collectively think about how we can continue to partner to make a difference in our community around these health priorities.

4/22/2014 2:32:48 PM
NEWS RELEASE: Parents Who Host Lose the Most: Start Talking…the Sooner the Better
The campaign theme this year, “Start talking, the sooner the better,” encourages parents to start talking with their kids about alcohol use at an early age and share their strong disapproval of underage drinking. Talking earlier is important because kids in Eau Claire County start drinking at an average of 13 years old. 67% of kids who drink alcohol before age 15 eventually do other drugs.

4/8/2014 10:37:21 AM
NEWS RELEASE: National Public Health Week 2014
“Investing in prevention and public health can make an enormous difference,” says Lieske Giese, Director/Health Officer of the Eau Claire City-County Health Department. “National Public Health Week is a time for us to recognize that we all have a role to play in making our community, where we live, work and play, a healthier place.”

4/8/2014 10:33:10 AM

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