The goal of the Indiana Black & Minority Health Fair is to increase minority awareness of chronic diseases, such as diabetes, heart disease, stroke, hypertension and cancer, and how to prevent them. This goal is in line with the Indiana Department of Health's mission to promote, provide and improve essential public health services. The Indiana Black & Minority Health Fair also works towards raising public awareness of the health issues that disproportionately affect minorities. By tracking self-reported race, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, health behaviors and risk factors, researchers can determine causative agents or reasons that morbidity, chronic illness and mortality differ between particular racial and ethnic subgroups. This allows state health representatives to formulate programs to address these health disparities, and positively impact the health and well-being of the Hoosiers who attend.

Back to School Immunization Clinic- Walk-ins are accepted the day of the clinic are welcome. MUST have parent/guardian consent if under age 18.

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Healthy Communities of Clinton County has announced its upcoming “You Are My Sunshine” Community Baby Shower set for Thursday, Sept. 5 for community members to receive resources and materials as they enter the life of motherhood. Over 20 vendors will be in attendance to offer baby and family resources, snacks and merchandise for new and expectant mothers.

Opportunities for networking among rural and migrant community-serving organizations, as well as researchers from universities across Indiana, will be a core element of this event. You will also be hearing from experts in the field in order to create more equitable health outcomes in rural and migrant communities.