Public Health

Early Childhood Screening in your area is partnering with the Minnesota Department of Health for a statewide program that will measure chemicals in kids. This voluntary program will give us a picture of children's exposures to harmful chemicals across the state. Click here for more information and see if your child is eligible or call Annie at 218-847-5628 ext. 5419 or email Annie.Vigen@co.becker.mn.us You will be compensated for your time.

A Naloxone Access Point (NAP) is a publicly accessible pick up site for life-saving overdose reversal medication. Public Health partners with Steve Rummler HOPE Network (SRHN) to provide these free kits to the public - no questions asked. NAP Flyer (PDF). More information from the CDC: Lifesaving Naloxone & What to Do if you Think Someone is Overdosing.