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You are not alone in your struggle to quit and stay tobacco-free. Learn more about resources and programs like 802 Quits that help Vermonters kick the tobacco habit.
Parents and caregivers keep Vermonters of all ages healthy and safe. Find more information for people who care for the health of others.
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Many Vermonters spend a lot of time outdoors. Learn more about health and wellness for people who work and play outside.
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Town health officers and local officials are tuned in to health issues in their communities. Find information, resources and guidance for town and municipal health officers, managers, clerks, and planners.
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Local organizations and coalitions are partners in public health. Check out resources, guidance and funding opportunities to help protect and promote the health of Vermonters in your community.
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Find information about alcohol and drug use, as well as free, anonymous and confidential diagnosis, treatment and support services for people who use drugs and alcohol.
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Public health and health care professionals are the face of health care delivery and health systems in Vermont. Find up-to-date advisories, resources, and licensing and regulatory information for health professionals.
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Find health information and resources for people who are new to Vermont from other countries, cultures and languages. Use our website to answer your questions about being healthy in Vermont.
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Teachers, school nurses, administrators and staff are all partners in keeping Vermonters healthy. Find information and resources for school professionals across the state.
New parents have a lot to consider when it comes to their child's health. Find information and resources to help new and expecting parents keep the youngest Vermonters healthy and safe.