It's National Condom Week. Use this time to encourage and practice safe sex. Condoms help prevent sexually transmitted diseases and unwanted pregnancies. For more information on our sexual health services, click here: https://bit.ly/4r201nu #SexualHealth

All Fulton County Board of Health locations will be closed on Monday, February 16 in observance of Presidents' Day. #PresidentsDay

Respect looks like trust, boundaries, and feeling safe. Join us for Respect Is the Standard, a Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month event where teens will learn how to recognize unhealthy relationship behaviors 📅 February 18, 2026 ⏰ 1:00–2:00 PM Register Now. Space is limited

If you're a teenager looking for real talk, good vibes, and real tools you can use in your everyday life, join us for our next summit! We'll discuss a variety of topics which will include safety, making smart choices, and handling peer pressure. We hope to see you there!

We’re connecting motivated, career-ready professionals with meaningful opportunities. Bring your resume, dress professionally, and be ready to talk about your skills and goals. If you're ready for the next step in your career, we’d love to meet you. #CareerFair #NowHiring #CareerGrowth

Solid day at the career fair, last Thursaday, connecting with attendees and sharing information about careers in public health and the work we do at the Fulton County Board of Health. Grateful for the opportunity to be present in the community. #PublicHealth #CommunityEngagement

February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month. It's a time to talk with young people about what healthy relationships look like and how to recognize unhealthy ones.

National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day highlights the ongoing impact of HIV in Black communities and the importance of prevention, testing, and access to care. By addressing stigma and increasing education, we can improve health outcomes and work toward ending the HIV epidemic. #HIVAwareness

Join us next week for a free workshop where parents can learn how credit works, ways to boost their score, and how to make smarter money moves for the future. Small steps today = big opportunities tomorrow! We hope to see you there! #Credit #CreditRepair #Workshop

✨ Happy Black History Month! ✨ Let’s celebrate the rich tapestry of African American culture, history, and achievements. From trailblazers who changed the world to vibrant traditions that unite us, let’s honor our past and inspire future generations. ❤️✨ #BlackHistoryMonth

Healthy smiles start early. Brushing twice a day, flossing daily, and regular dental checkups help keep little teeth strong and cavity free. Start good habits now for a lifetime of healthy smiles. Tip for parents: Make brushing fun with songs, timers, or letting kids pick their own toothbrush!

Get smart about your heart. Learn the basics! Knowing what causes heart disease and your individual risks are crucial. Visit bit.ly/Heartsmartba... for more info. #HeartHealth

In an effort to ensure the safety of our staff and patients, all of our locations will have a delayed start time of 10 a.m. on Monday, February, 2. Stay safe and warm. We’ll share updates if anything changes.

If you need some tips on budgeting and saving money, join us next week for this workshop! Register online by scanning the QR code. We hope to see you there!

We enjoyed hosting our Back 2 School Re-Pack event with Peach State Health Plan at our Oak Hill location on Wednesday. We want to thank everyone who donated, volunteered, and came out for the event. We look forward to seeing you at future events!

Looking for a new opportunity in healthcare? Join us at our Nursing & Clinical Services career fair next week in College Park. Dress for success and be sure to bring a copy of your resume! We hope to see you there!

In an effort to ensure the safety of our staff and patients, all FCBOH locations will have a delayed start time of 10 am on Tuesday, January 27. Stay safe and warm. We’ll share updates if anything changes.

Weather update : Due to an upcoming winter storm, all FCBOH locations will be closed Monday, January 26. We plan to reopen on Tuesday, January 27, weather permitting. Stay safe and warm. We’ll share updates if anything changes.

Our clinics are closing early today. We will resume normal operations on Friday, January 23. We apologize for any inconvenience.

Glaucoma damages the optic nerve and can cause irreversible blindness. Over 4.2M U.S. adults are affected. Early signs include worsening vision, trouble seeing in dim light, and frequent prescription changes. If you have severe eye pain, nausea, red eyes, or headaches, seek care immediately.

Turn a statistic into someone’s second chance. The process is safe, simple, and essential. Share your story on why you give blood. We appreciate all of your commitment to help someone toward many tomorrows.

January is cervical health awareness month! It's a time to focus on cervical cancer prevention, learn more about this type of cancer, and take steps to help eliminate it. For more information on our breast and cervical cancer prevention program, visit our website by clicking the link in our bio.

Happy Martin Luther King Jr. Day! Today, we honor a visionary leader whose dream#MLKDaytice and equality inspires us all. Let’s celebrate by reflecting on his legacy and committing to positive change in our communities! 🕊️ Share kindness, love, and unity—together, we can keep the dream alive! 💖

Every 4.5 minutes a baby is born with a birth defect in the U.S. As medical care improves, people with birth defects are living longer and healthier lives. Recent reports show that rates of infant deaths due to birth defects have declined by 10% in the U.S. #EveryJourneyMatters

January is cervical health awareness month! It's a time to focus on cervical cancer prevention, learn more about this type of cancer, and take steps to help eliminate it. For more information on our breast and cervical cancer prevention program, click here: https://bit.ly/49xB7ol

Our offices will be closed Monday, January 19 in honor of the MLK holiday. We will resume normal operations on Tuesday, January 20.

Feeling overwhelmed by debt? You’re not alone. Join us next week for a free workshop where parents will learn how to manage debt and build better money habits for the future. Empower your family with tools for long-term financial stability. #DebtManagement #ManageDebt

The Georgia Department of Public Health has confirmed a measles case in a baby too young to receive a measles vaccine. For more information, click here: https://bit.ly/3LJC2Kf

January is cervical health awareness month! It's a time to focus on cervical cancer prevention, learn more about this type of cancer, and take steps to help eliminate it. For more information on our breast and cervical cancer prevention program, click here: bit.ly/49xB7ol #EarlyDetectionSavesLives

Thanksgiving is almost here, and the Fulton County Board of Health wants to make sure you're following food safety measures to keep you and your loved ones protected from foodborne illnesses. Watch this video and follow these tips to ensure that your feast is safe this holiday season.

Thanksgiving is almost here! And for many families, turkey is the main dish that'll be served at the dinner table. If you're in need of a turkey this Thanksgiving, visit us next Tuesday at our Oak Hill location to pick one up. We're also giving away other items as well while supplies last.

Take charge of your finances by learning practical strategies for budgeting, saving, and building healthy money habits. Join us next week to learn tools for lasting financial stability! #FinancialStability #BudgetingTips #SavingsTips

Calling all Fulton County students! Join SKYE’s Career Readiness Workshop and learn how to nail interviews, prepare for common questions, and boost your confidence to shine in any opportunity. 📅 Saturday, Nov. 15 | 1:00–3:00 PM 📅 Tuesday, Nov. 18 | 5:30–8:00 PM We hope to see you there!

Happy Veterans Day! Today, we honor and celebrate the brave men and women who have served our country. Your courage and dedication inspire us all. Thank you for your service! 💙 Let’s take a moment to reflect and show our appreciation for the sacrifices made by our veterans and their families.

Calling all Fulton County parents and caregivers! Join SKYE and Operation HOPE for a Parent Financial Literacy Workshop on Thursday, November 13, 2025, from 6-7 PM at Maynard Jackson High School. Don’t miss this opportunity to take charge of your finances!

Join the Fulton County Board of Health team this Friday! We’re hosting a Job Fair with openings for Environmental Health Specialists, an opportunity to make a real difference. Come meet our team, learn about the role, and discover how you can help keep Fulton County thriving!

November is Alzheimer’s Awareness Month. It’s a time to raise awareness about the disease and show support for those living with it and those impacted by it. #Alzheimers #AlzheimersAwareness

November is National Diabetes Month. It’s a time to raise awareness and emphasize that more is needed to improve prevention, diagnosis and management of the disease. For more information on how to live a heathier lifestyle, click here: https://bit.ly/3JrFrw9

Join the Fulton County Board of Health team! We’re hosting a job fair next week with openings for Environmental Health Specialists. This role is an opportunity to make a real difference. Come meet our team, learn about the role, and discover how you can help keep Fulton County thriving!

October is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. This time is used to raise awareness about domestic violence and support survivors. This month also serves as a time to educate the public on healthy relationships and highlight resources for those affected by abuse.

October is Let's Talk Month! It's a time to encourage parents and caregivers to have open and honest conversations with their children about important topics. We'd like to thank the Fulton County Board of Commissioners for proclaiming October as Let's Talk Month.

We'd like to thank the Fulton County Board of Commissioners for proclaiming October as Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening Month. For more information on our breast and cervical cancer program, click here: bit.ly/4gOxHAu

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The goal of this month is to raise awareness about the signs of breast cancer, promote early detection, and support those suffering with it. For more information on our breast and cervical cancer prevention program, click here: bit.ly/3Iy912D

September is environmental health month, and we want to highlight the department's services. Tattoo and piercing shop inspections are up next. Here's some info on them and how they're done. For more information on our environmental health department, click here: bit.ly/4pMGV4o

September is environmental health month, and we want to highlight the department's services. Pool inspections are up next. It's fall now, but each year our inspectors make sure the public pools in Fulton County are up to code before they open for the season.

September is environmental health month, and we want to highlight the department's services. Tourist accommodations are up next. Our environmental health department also handles inspections for these types of facilities. Here's some info about them and how they're done.

September is environmental health month and food safety awareness month. We wanted to highlight some of the services that our EH department does on a regular basis. Restaurant inspections are one piece of the EH puzzle. Here's some info about them and how they're done.

The Fulton County Board of Health wants to warn parents about hand, foot, and mouth disease as cases have been increasing among children in the metro Atlanta area. For more information on hand, foot, and mouth disease, click here: bit.ly/4nMZvI0

September is suicide prevention month. It's a time to raise awareness, promote hope, and encourage those struggling with thoughts of suicide to seek help. Suicide affects millions of people every year, but too many struggle in silence. Let's stand together to help save lives.

Celebrate September with colorful, nutritious produce. Small changes like adding more fruits and veggies to your diet can boost your overall health. Fresh, frozen, or canned, it all counts. For more information on our chronic disease prevention services, click here: bit.ly/4pwvDBo