Public health nurses answer prenatal, infant, and childcare questions, and provide resources on family health issues.

Public health nurses, inspectors, and infection control practicioners answer questions about infectious diseases and childhood illnesses.

Access and information to services including treatment programs, dental screenings in elementary schools, and sports mouthguards.

Registered dietitians answer questions about food, nutrition, and healthy eating.

Public health inspectors provide information on indoor air quality, food safety, private sewage system inspection, and well water testing.

Information on KFL&A Public Health’s FREE Flu Clinics across the KFL&A area, including dates and locations.

Parents of newborn babies in Southeastern Ontario are offered a free hearing-screening test to detect newborns with signs of hearing loss.

Information on immunization, including provincially funded childhood immunizations.

Parents can call to report their child’s immunizations for up-to-date immunization records.

Information on getting and staying active, community programs, workplace wellness, and walking routes.

Early Expressions is a system of partner agencies that provides speech and language services to preschool children living in the KFL&A area. Early Expressions will accept referrals for children not yet eligible for senior kindergarten.

This educator info line assists teachers with their health teaching and booking resources.

Confidential information and counselling about birth control and sexually transmitted infections by a public health nurse.

Information on quitting smoking, tobacco and the law, community resources, and other tobacco issues.

Travellers can call to book appointments for the Travel Immunization Clinic.

Volunteers are an important part of a dedicated team delivering public health programs to KFL&A residents.