Crawford County Wic

Wyandot County WIC is a federal program funded by the United States Department of Agriculture and administered by the Ohio Department of Health. It operates locally as a program of Wyandot County Public Health, providing nutrition education, breastfeeding support, referral to health care services, and supplemental nutritious foods to income-eligible pregnant and breastfeeding women, women who recently had a baby, and children up to the age of 5 who are at medical or nutritional risk. Through its services, Wyandot County WIC aims to improve pregnancy outcomes, reduce infant mortality, promote healthy diets, increase immunization rates, and support breastfeeding. The program is available to residents of Ohio who meet the income requirements and medical eligibility criteria. For more information, visit the Ohio Department of Health website.Generated from the website

Knox County Health Department is a combined general health district with jurisdiction for all of Knox County. The agency provides a full range of quality services, from community health promotion and environmental protection to direct health services. The Health Department operates as Knox County General Health District, which is directed by Knox County Board of Health. There are nine seats on the Board of Health. Each board member serves a 5-year term at staggered intervals. There are no term limits. Knox County District Advisory Council appoints five members directly to the Board of Health. The advisory council is composed of the chairman of each township's board of trustees or a designee, the mayor of each village and the president of Knox County Board of Commissioners. The Advisory Council meets annually, usually on the last Tuesday in March. The City of Mount Vernon appoints three of the members on the Board of Health. The appointments are made by the mayor of Mount Vernon. The Licensing Council appoints one member to the Board of Health. The Licensing Council is comprised of one representative from the businesses whose activities are licensed by the Board of Health, which include: food service operations, retail food establishments, manufactured home parks, public swimming pools and campgrounds. The council elects one of its members to serve on the Board of Health.

Logan Acres Senior Community in Bellefontaine, OH has a long-standing legacy of providing exceptional care to the residents of Logan County. Since its establishment in 1849, the dedicated employees have been committed to offering high-quality services and meeting the health-related needs of the public. With a focus on individual care, personalized routines are created for each resident, incorporating their wishes and needs, while promoting family involvement and an abundant life. At Logan Acres Senior Community, dignity, safety, and security are paramount. The facilities offer all private rooms, individual-directed therapy schedules, and a welcoming environment that encourages residents to decorate their rooms. With liberalized diets and the freedom to choose care and services, Logan Acres ensures that each person's preferences are respected. With 24-hour staffing support, in-room dining, and a commitment to being good stewards of trust and resources, Logan Acres Senior Community continues its legacy of excellence for future generations.Generated from the website