Department of Health Bermuda

Department of Health Bermuda Promoting the health of all Bermuda residents through clinics, programs, and services. From wellness to disaster alerts, we’ve got you covered!

The prime goal of the Department of Health is to provide for the public health of Bermuda. The department works towards a number of goals, including:

1. Improve the general health status of the population

2. Reduce infectious disease

3. Reduce non-infectious disease

4. Reduce violence and injury

5. Improve individual and family health

6. Reduce environmental threats to health

Behind every person living with Alzheimer’s, there’s a caregiver holding everything together. 💙Caregivers often balance ...
26/09/2025

Behind every person living with Alzheimer’s, there’s a caregiver holding everything together. 💙

Caregivers often balance emotional, physical, and financial challenges while showing unconditional love and strength.

By recognizing their role, we can create a community that offers compassion, resources, and support.

Let’s stand with caregivers the unsung heroes. Together, we can lighten their load.

👉 Share this message and help raise awareness.

🛡️ A safe school year starts with preparation. Keep backpacks light, update emergency contacts, work with school nurses ...
25/09/2025

🛡️ A safe school year starts with preparation.

Keep backpacks light, update emergency contacts, work with school nurses on health needs, and remind kids about online safety.

Small steps build a safer, stronger learning environment. 🎒💊🔐

Who should get the MMR vaccine? Everyone!The first dose is given at 12 months, with a second between 15–18 months. Older...
25/09/2025

Who should get the MMR vaccine? Everyone!

The first dose is given at 12 months, with a second between 15–18 months. Older children and adults need two doses for full protection.

💬 Vaccination = stronger communities.

25/09/2025
Why is the MMR vaccine important? If you’re traveling or living in areas with high measles risk, vaccination can protect...
24/09/2025

Why is the MMR vaccine important? If you’re traveling or living in areas with high measles risk, vaccination can protect you and your family.

💉 Prevention is always safer than treatment.
📌 Don’t wait get informed today.

📢 Concerned about the impact of social media on youth mental health?Join experts, community leaders, and families in an ...
23/09/2025

📢 Concerned about the impact of social media on youth mental health?

Join experts, community leaders, and families in an open Town Hall discussion exploring how social media affects young people, with a focus on self-harm and

Together, we can better understand the challenges and find solutions to support Bermuda’s youth. 💚

Wednesday, October 15, 2025 | ⏰ 6:00–7:30 PM | 📍 Bermuda College, Room G301.
✅ Free & open to the public!

23/09/2025

Dancing in the City!

23/09/2025

Celebrating Wellness Week kick of event Dancing in the City! Tuesday, September 23, 2025

🧼 Good hygiene keeps classrooms healthy!Teach kids to wash hands properly, cover coughs and sneezes, and stay home when ...
23/09/2025

🧼 Good hygiene keeps classrooms healthy!

Teach kids to wash hands properly, cover coughs and sneezes, and stay home when sick.

Vaccinations, including flu shots, and daily hygiene routines help protect both children and the community. 💉🚿

Congratulations to PIVIO graduates!
22/09/2025

Congratulations to PIVIO graduates!

The Ministry of Health recently celebrated the graduation of participants from the Pivio Lifestyle Intervention Programme. A Government spokesperson said, “On September 16, 2025, the Ministry of Health celebrated the graduation of participants from the Pivio Lifestyle Intervention Programme, marki...

☂️ 📞For Mental Support, call MWI 24-hour crisis hotline: 239-1111Or the Red Cross, 236-8253
22/09/2025

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📞For Mental Support, call MWI 24-hour crisis hotline: 239-1111

Or the Red Cross, 236-8253

🎗️ Early detection saves lives.Gynaecological cancers can often be treated successfully if caught early but too many wom...
22/09/2025

🎗️ Early detection saves lives.

Gynaecological cancers can often be treated successfully if caught early but too many women skip regular screenings.

By scheduling routine check-ups and knowing the warning signs, you take control of your health and give yourself the best chance at early answers.

Talk to your doctor today. Prevention is powerful. 💜

Address

Continental Building, 25 Church Street
Hamilton
HM12

Opening Hours

Monday 08:30 - 16:45
Tuesday 08:30 - 16:45
Wednesday 08:30 - 16:45
Thursday 08:30 - 16:45
Friday 08:30 - 16:45

Telephone

+14412784900

Website

http://www.healthstrategy.bm/

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The prime goal of the Department of Health is to provide for the public health of Bermuda. The department works towards a number of goals, including: 1. Improve the general health status of the population 2. Reduce infectious disease 3. Reduce non-infectious disease 4. Reduce violence and injury 5. Improve individual and family health 6. Reduce environmental threats to health