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Immigrants & Refugees
Immigrants & Refugees
The Health Department's mission is to protect and promote the health of all Vermonters. We work to improve health equity – an equal chance at health for all people.
If you are new to Vermont from another country, use this website to find health information and resources. We can help answer your questions about keeping healthy. If you can't find what you're looking for – contact us
Our Refugee Health Program works with refugees from the time they arrive in Vermont through a community-based system of care. We work with partners to make sure that refugees have the health screenings they need. We help them integrate into the health care system so that their health and wellness needs are met. We provide translated information on important public health and safety topics and Health Department services in a number of languages spoken in Vermont.
Information for You
Heart disease, or cardiovascular disease, affects women differently than men. Find important information and resources – like You First – especially for women.
Early detection of cancer in people without symptoms (also called screening) can help to find and treat cancer early, leading to better outcomes.
If you are trying to become pregnant or are just thinking about it, it is never too early to start getting ready for pregnancy.
Although medicine and dentistry have remained separate for many years, there is a connection between the health of the mouth and the health of the body.
Here are links to our YouTube videos on preventing flu and illness, and keeping a lead-safe home for young children.
Recovery from substance use disorder is a lifelong process. Throughout Vermont, there are services to support you in your recovery. People recover!