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Everyone Can Save A Life - Have Naloxone Ready

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Hope is always within reach. If you or someone you love is struggling, call or text 988 for free, confidential support—24/7.

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Have you taken your 10 today? Visit https://t.co/O7Rw60fPLS and spend ten minutes on building your mental wellbeing with trusted, evidence-based resources.

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Keep hot foods hot and cold foods cold. Use a meat thermometer to tell if the meat is cooked, and refrigerate leftovers within 2 hours of serving.

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In Winnebago County, our community is working together to ensure all families get continued care before, during, and after giving birth through Winning Start Winnebago.

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Parents and caregivers can help keep children safe around water by assigning an adult to be the water watcher, ensuring that no child is left unattended.

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Know Your Air, Breathe Easy. Just like you check the weather, check your air quality.

Go to https://t.co/gr57Cnbb4R to watch for unhealthy air days.

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Babies should sleep in their own space with no blankets, toys, or stuffed animals. An empty crib helps to reduce the risk of sleep-related infant deaths.

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Radon is a gas that you can’t see, smell, or taste. This gas can build up in homes over time, and breathing in high levels can be dangerous. Don’t wait to check the radon levels in your home.

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Every new baby deserves a Winning Start and in Winnebago County, each is welcomed home with continued care from Winning Start Winnebago.

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Swimming is not only fun, it’s a lifesaving skill. Help keep children safe around water by teaching them to swim or signing them up for swim lessons.

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Everyone Can Save A Life - Have Naloxone Ready

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You are never alone. Recovery is possible with the right support.

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Whatever you're facing, help is just three numbers away. Call or text 988 anytime

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Keep hot foods hot and cold foods cold. Use a meat thermometer to tell if the meat is cooked, and refrigerate leftovers within 2 hours of serving.

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As temperatures rise, the pools open. Keep pool time safe and fun by assigning a Water Watcher to help keep an eye on kids while they swim.

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Plan for emergencies before they happen. If you live independently but may need extra help during public emergencies, join the Registry for Individuals with Disabilities.

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Radon is a naturally occurring gas that can build up indoors. Test your home to be certain that radon levels aren’t impacting you or your family.

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Contact WCHD if you need safe sleep supplies for your baby, and have tried to get supplies but cannot get them. Safe sleep supplies include sleep sacks, swaddles, pacifiers, or cribs.

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Words matter. Learn how to cultivate compassion for yourself and others with Take Ten 815.

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