Warren County Health Department NC

04/29/2026

Healthy starts here with WIC and Local Famers

04/24/2026

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04/21/2026

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04/17/2026

Warren County Heirs' Property
"Land, Farming and Future" Workshop
📣Join North Carolina Cooperative Extension for an informative workshop on keeping your land in the family and planning for your farms' future!
Topics Include:
✅Heirs’ Property Land Ownership, Rights, Use and Preservation
✅Land Retention Strategies
✅Guidance from Local Experts
Free Registration Includes Breakfast & Lunch!
❓Ask Questions
🤝Get Connected!
🗓️WEDNESDAY MAY 6th 8:30am - 4pm
📍Warren County Armory Civic Center
501 US Hwy 158 Bus E Warrenton, NC
REGISTER HERE👉 https://wcheirsproperty.eventbrite.com

Warren County Heirs' Property
"Land, Farming and Future" Workshop

📣Join us for an informative workshop on keeping your land in the family and planning for your farms' future!

Topics Include:
✅Heirs’ Property Land Ownership, Rights, Use and Preservation
✅Land Retention Strategies
✅Guidance from Local Experts

Free Registration Includes Breakfast & Lunch!
❓Ask Questions
🤝Get Connected!

🗓️WEDNESDAY MAY 6th 8:30am - 4pm
📍Warren County Armory Civic Center
501 US Hwy 158 Bus E Warrenton, NC

REGISTER HERE👉 https://wcheirsproperty.eventbrite.com

04/15/2026

Special thanks to Lottie Terry for your donation of sweet treats to our staff on Friday, April 10th in honor of Public Health Week

04/15/2026

We are excited about Public Health Week!
(Public Health Spirit Week)
On Friday, April 10th "Go Blue & Take Action"

Our team wore blue to support Child Abuse and Mental Health, there was a Child Prevention resource table in the lobby. We also incorporated our annual Equity training "Human-Centered Leadership" that was facilitated by Dr. Vanessa Brooks.

Special thanks to our staff that participated, SHAPE Team and Health Education for planning activities all week.

04/10/2026

💙 Wear Blue Day – April 10 💙
Join us in recognizing Child Abuse Prevention Month by participating in Wear Blue Day!
Wearing blue is a simple but powerful way to show support for children and families in our community. 💙
✨ Why it matters:
• Sparks important conversations about strengthening families
• Raises awareness about preventing child abuse and neglect
• Shows that child well-being is a priority in our community
• Encourages others to get involved and make a difference
💙 Take Action:
Show your support by wearing blue and sharing photos on social media using
📍 A Child Abuse Prevention resource table will be available in the Warren County Health Department lobby on April 10, 2026—stop by to learn more and access valuable resources.
Every small action can lead to meaningful change. When you wear blue, you’re helping build a stronger, safer community for our children.
📸 Don’t forget to share your photos and tag your team, school, workplace, or organization—and tell us why family support matters to you!

04/10/2026

We are excited about Public Health Week!
(Public Health Spirit Week)
On Thursday, April 9th "Orange" You Glad you Work in Public Health

04/09/2026

We are excited about Public Health Week!
(Public Health Spirit Week)
On Wednesday, April 8th we're kicked this day off right.
The staff decorated their own cookies, we showed our department pride and at the end of the day each division did a little karoke.

04/09/2026

💙 Tomorrow is Wear Blue Day—and we want YOU to join us! 💙
Let’s come together to show our commitment to strengthening families and creating positive childhood experiences across North Carolina. When we wear blue, we’re sharing a message of hope and possibility for every child.
💙 Rock your blue
📸 Snap a photo
📲 Share it using
📍 Don’t forget—stop by the Warren County Health Department lobby tomorrow to visit our Child Abuse Prevention resource table and learn more about how we can support families in our community.
Positive childhoods start with us—let’s make it count! 💙

04/08/2026

We are excited about Public Health Week!
(Public Health Spirit Week)
On Tuesday, April 7th (Let's Get Moving!)

Staff participated in a walk from the Health Department to DSS (1.34 miles), Chair Yoga and breathing exercises.

Thanks to Deputy Reggie Williams for joining us as well as all the waves in support!

04/07/2026