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Provide nutrition education and supplemental food for women, infants and children who are determined to be a nutritional risk. Provides supplemental foods such as milk, eggs, cheese, fruit juices, etc. at no cost to participants.

Provide nutrition education and supplemental food for women, infants and children who are determined to be a nutritional risk. Provides supplemental foods such as milk, eggs, cheese, fruit juices, etc. at no cost to participants.

Provides information on how to register to receive the COVID-19 vaccine as it becomes available to the public. Inoculations are provided at immunization clinics to help prevent individuals from contracting and further spreading the COVID-19 virus. The two vaccines approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration require two doses, either 21 or 28 days apart. As of December 14 2020, Ohio has started distributing COVID-19 vaccines statewide to those who choose to be vaccinated. Ohio will follow a phased approach to vaccine administration. As of March 29, 2021, all Ohioans over the age of 12 are eligible to recieve a vaccine. Homebound vaccines are available.

Provide family planning services; free pregnancy testing. Provide testing and treatment for gonorrhea, syphilis, chlamydia, genital warts, and other STI’s. Provides information and educational presentations on sexually transmitted diseases to at-risk teen groups at community centers, Youngstown State University’s health classes and teachers, community groups, and health fairs.

Provide nutrition education and supplemental food for women, infants and children who are determined to be a nutritional risk. Provides supplemental foods such as milk, eggs, cheese, fruit juices, etc. at no cost to participants.

Provides information on how to register to receive the COVID-19 vaccine as it becomes available to the public. Inoculations are provided at immunization clinics to help prevent individuals from contracting and further spreading the COVID-19 virus. The two vaccines approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration require two doses, either 21 or 28 days apart. As of December 14 2020, Ohio has started distributing COVID-19 vaccines statewide to those who choose to be vaccinated. Ohio will follow a phased approach to vaccine administration. As of March 29, 2021, all Ohioans over the age of 12 are eligible to recieve a vaccine. Homebound vaccines are available.

Provide nutrition education and supplemental food for women, infants and children who are determined to be a nutritional risk. Provides supplemental foods such as milk, eggs, cheese, fruit juices, etc. at no cost to participants.

Provide family planning services; free pregnancy testing. Provide testing and treatment for gonorrhea, syphilis, chlamydia, genital warts, and other STI’s. Provides information and educational presentations on sexually transmitted diseases to at-risk teen groups at community centers, Youngstown State University’s health classes and teachers, community groups, and health fairs.

Provides education in various programs, including healthy lifestyles, dental services, radon, car seat installation and availability, public safety campaigns and smoke-free workplace.

Provides COVID vaccines to anyone age 6mo+ Flu vaccines also available during flu season.

Provide nutrition education and supplemental food for women, infants and children who are determined to be a nutritional risk. Provides supplemental foods such as milk, eggs, cheese, fruit juices, etc. at no cost to participants.

Assists to schedule COVID-19 vaccine appointments.

Provides initial screening that may lead to arranging an appointment for an in-home Coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccination, including booster shots. Vaccination is provided by outside organizations such as the local fire department, National Guard, etc. The vaccine provided (Pfizer, Moderna, Johnson & Johnson) will depend on availability and client preference. Client preference may affect how long it will take to receive the vaccine (for example, if the client wants the Moderna vaccine, and none is available at the time, the client may have a longer wait for service).

Provides the opportunity to register to get information about when COVID 19 vaccines will be available for a particular group and to make an appointment to get a vaccine when they become available.

Provides immunizations and information about vaccines to prevent susceptible individuals from contracting specific diseases.

Provides immunizations for adults, children, infants at clinics throughout the agency jurisdiction. Those available include Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, Influenza, MMR (measles, mumps and rubella), vaccines against Mpox (aka Monkeypox), Pneumococcal vaccine and meningiococcal vaccine, Td/Tdap (Tetanus with Diphtheria and Pertusis), Polio, (for HPV) and HIB, as well as Rabies vaccinations when needed (primarily for those who handle at-risk animals routinely). A few sites also offer Chicken Pox, rotavirus (debilitating diarrhea) and shingles vaccinations (both for the Herpes Zoster virus). This is Yellow fever certified clinic.

Provide family planning services; free pregnancy testing. Provide testing and treatment for gonorrhea, syphilis, chlamydia, genital warts, and other STI’s. Provides information and educational presentations on sexually transmitted diseases to at-risk teen groups at community centers, Youngstown State University’s health classes and teachers, community groups, and health fairs.

Communicable disease tracking and response of public health concerns, TB control, and Pan Flu coordination.

Provide nutrition education and supplemental food for women, infants and children who are determined to be a nutritional risk. Provides supplemental foods such as milk, eggs, cheese, fruit juices, etc. at no cost to participants.

Provide nutrition education and supplemental food for women, infants and children who are determined to be a nutritional risk. Provides supplemental foods such as milk, eggs, cheese, fruit juices, etc. at no cost to participants.

Provides information on vaccination sites and vaccine registration at known locations in the service area, including registration for booster shots. May be able to assist in finding transportation to a vaccine appointment.

Please see information below on how to register to obtain a COVID-19 Vaccination. For folks who need help registering we are asking them to have a family member or friend help them. If they have no one who can help they can call our office, leave their name and phone number, and we'll have volunteers call to help them with registration. Please see the infographic for eligibility. Only those eligible will be able to receive vaccine. Let me know if you have any questions and please spread the word about our website to register - VaccinatePreble.com.

Provides immunizations for adults, children, infants at clinics throughout the agency jurisdiction. Those available include Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, Influenza, MMR (measles, mumps and rubella), vaccines against Mpox (aka Monkeypox), Pneumococcal vaccine and meningiococcal vaccine, Td/Tdap (Tetanus with Diphtheria and Pertusis), Polio, (for HPV) and HIB, as well as Rabies vaccinations when needed (primarily for those who handle at-risk animals routinely). A few sites also offer Chicken Pox, rotavirus (debilitating diarrhea) and shingles vaccinations (both for the Herpes Zoster virus). This is Yellow fever certified clinic.

Provide nutrition education and supplemental food for women, infants and children who are determined to be a nutritional risk. Provides supplemental foods such as milk, eggs, cheese, fruit juices, etc. at no cost to participants.