Newark Department of Health and Community Wellness

Newark Department of Health and Community Wellness The Newark DHCW provides and advocates for comprehensive health care, social, & environmental services for Newark residents.

The department includes the following divisions:

• Environmental Health provides comprehensive delivery of inspection services, investigations, and education programs to citizens and consumers in order to assure a healthful and protected environment.

• Health Planning assists management in setting policy to develop the goals, objectives, and parameters of Newark’s medical, social, and environmental health services to ensure access, quality,and outcome-based care for Newark residents.

• Medical Care Services promotes the health of all Newark residents, particularly the vulnerable population, by providing medical care services to Newark residents through a variety of medical practices.

• Social Services provides quality services to Newark’s children and senior citizens through new technology; by collaborating with agencies; by identifying resources for funding new and major and/or existing programs; and by providing educational training for staff and community.

• Surveillance and Prevention monitors disease trends and develops and maintains a public health system in an effort to improve the City of Newark’s ability to address the health needs of residents and provide prevention and early intervention activities.

Recognizing American Heart Month by wearing RED to raise awareness about heart disease and support heart health in our c...
02/28/2026

Recognizing American Heart Month by wearing RED to raise awareness about heart disease and support heart health in our communities.
Heart disease remains one of the leading causes of death in the United States, but many risk factors can be prevented or managed through healthy lifestyle choices. Raising awareness helps individuals understand the importance of regular checkups, healthy eating, physical activity, and knowing their numbers.

❤️ We come together to
• Raise awareness about heart disease prevention
• Encourage regular blood pressure and cholesterol screenings
• Promote heart healthy eating and physical activity
• Support individuals and families affected by heart disease
• Empower our community to take steps toward better cardiovascular health

Research suggests that biological, psychological, and social factors can raise a person’s risk of developing an eating d...
02/27/2026

Research suggests that biological, psychological, and social factors can raise a person’s risk of developing an eating disorder. An eating disorder is not a lifestyle choice. Learn more: https://go.nih.gov/dkZX06N

This Black History Month, we honor the legacy, resilience, and contributions of Black leaders who have shaped public hea...
02/27/2026

This Black History Month, we honor the legacy, resilience, and contributions of Black leaders who have shaped public health and strengthened our communities.

Eating disorders are serious illnesses. Signs of an eating disorder may include an unhealthy fixation or obsession with ...
02/27/2026

Eating disorders are serious illnesses. Signs of an eating disorder may include an unhealthy fixation or obsession with weight loss, body weight, body shape, and/or food intake. Learn more: https://go.nih.gov/dkZX06N

Delayed opening
02/23/2026

Delayed opening

Closure Notices
02/22/2026

Closure Notices

We are wearing LAVENDER this today for National Cancer Prevention Month. Lavender represents awareness, hope, and suppo...
02/21/2026

We are wearing LAVENDER this today for National Cancer Prevention Month. Lavender represents awareness, hope, and support for cancer prevention and those impacted by cancer.
Cancer prevention focuses on reducing risk through healthy lifestyle choices, early detection, and routine screenings. By raising awareness, we can help encourage prevention efforts and promote healthier communities

Happening Saturday February 21, 2026.Call 973- 733- 7612 to Register!!
02/19/2026

Happening Saturday February 21, 2026.
Call 973- 733- 7612 to Register!!

Quick Guide to Protecting Yourself:● Use condoms and dental dams consistently to reduce STI transmission.● Get tested re...
02/18/2026

Quick Guide to Protecting Yourself:
● Use condoms and dental dams consistently to reduce STI transmission.
● Get tested regularly—at least every 6 to 12 months, or after being with a new partner(s)
Get vaccinated for:
○ HPV (Gardasil 9): Protects against strains that cause cervical, a**l, and throat cancers, as well as ge***al warts
○ Hepatitis B: Prevents a virus that can cause serious liver damage
○ Mpox: Recommended if you're at high risk
○ Consider DoxyPEP if you have frequent STI exposures or multiple partners

Don't forget to sign up!!!!Call (973-733-7612) to register NOW!!!!
02/17/2026

Don't forget to sign up!!!!
Call (973-733-7612) to register NOW!!!!

Sexual health is an important part of your overall health. Whether you need testing, treatment, or prevention tools, you...
02/16/2026

Sexual health is an important part of your overall health. Whether you need testing, treatment, or prevention tools, you have the right to confidential, affordable care—wherever you are in New Jersey.

Address

110 William Street
Newark, NJ
07102

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+19737337600

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