Alameda County Health, formerly known as the Alameda County Health Care Service Agency, has a new look! New look, but same commitment to supporting the physical, emotional and mental health of residents across Alameda County. Visit

📣 Big news: Alameda County Behavioral Health Department and Three Valleys Community Foundation are awarding another $2.5 million in grants to fight the opioid crisis.

Alameda County Public Health’s Office of Violence Prevention has released a new report on gun violence in our communities. It highlights key findings and steps toward peace. Read Promoting Peaceful Families and Communities: #ViolencePrevention #ACPH

✨Care Fair 2025 was a day full of connection, culture & community!✨. From spoken word to drumming to 45+ orgs sharing mental health resources, Wilma Chan Park was buzzing with joy, learning & healing. Thanks for celebrating wellness with us! 💜

🌟 Sign Up for the Certified Medi-Cal Peer Support Specialist Scholarship! 🌟. This program provides financial assistance for training, exams, specialization, and more.📝 Sign up today: 💙

Protected against measles?.Make sure everyone in your family is up-to-date on the MMR vaccine, especially before travel abroad or to outbreak areas in the U.S. . #measles #measlesvaccine #alamedcountypublichealth department #acphd

Happy Pride! Alameda County Health stands with our transgender, non-binary & queer (LGBTQIA+) communities. We are with you because we are you. For LGBTQIA+-affirming mental health support, call (800) 309-2131, text “Safe” to 20121, or call (877) 565-8860.🏳️‍🌈

🌼 You're invited to the Spring CARE Fair 2025, happening tomorrow and hosted by Alameda County Behavioral Health Department!. 🗓 Saturday, June 28 .📍 Wilma Chan Park, Oakland.🕛 Noon–4 PM

🌟 The Beneficiary Experience Summit 🌟.Join us for a powerful day of storytelling, resources, and connection as we uplift those impacted by the justice system. 🗓️ June 26, 2025 | ⏰ 9 AM–3:30 PM.📍 Veterans Memorial Building, San Leandro.🔗 Register now:

Alameda County Public Health’s Office of Violence Prevention has released a new report on gun violence in our communities. It highlights key findings and steps toward peace. Read Promoting Peaceful Families and Communities: #ViolencePrevention #ACPH

ACPHD’s Office of Violence Prevention has launched a new program that aims to examine the root causes of violence, support community-based violence intervention efforts, and reshape local narratives around violence. Learn more:

🌼 You're invited to the Spring CARE Fair 2025 hosted by Alameda County Behavioral Health!. 🗓 Saturday, June 28 .📍 Wilma Chan Park, Oakland.🕛 Noon–4 PM. Celebrate wellness, culture & community with 40+ partners offering resources, support & inspiration. All are welcome! 💜

🌟 The Beneficiary Experience Summit 🌟.Join us for a powerful day of storytelling, resources, and connection as we uplift those impacted by the justice system. 🗓️ June 26, 2025 | ⏰ 9 AM–3:30 PM.📍 Veterans Memorial Building, San Leandro.🔗 Register now:

🌼 You're invited to the Spring CARE Fair 2025 hosted by Alameda County Behavioral Health!. 🗓 Saturday, June 28 .📍 Wilma Chan Park, Oakland.🕛 Noon–4 PM. Celebrate wellness, culture & community with 40+ partners offering resources, support & inspiration. All are welcome! 💜

🌟 The Beneficiary Experience Summit 🌟.Join us for a powerful day of storytelling, resources, and connection as we uplift those impacted by the justice system. 🗓️ June 26, 2025 | ⏰ 9 AM–3:30 PM.📍 Veterans Memorial Building, San Leandro.🔗 Register now:

Investments in HIV prevention & treatment are a public health success in Alameda County & beyond. 📉 New HIV diagnoses declined 36% (2006-08 to 2021-23).⚕️ HIV-related deaths dropped 66% (2005-23).Continued support is key to further progress. Learn more:

Bats, skunks, and other wild animals can carry rabies without your knowing it. If you encounter an animal in the wild, avoid touching or feeding them. More information about rabies can be found at

Equity is central to our work in Alameda County. May we all reflect on and build upon the equitable solutions necessary to eradicate racism, improve equality, and strengthen our communities to create a healthier future for us all.

Join us on Friday, June 27 for an Expressive Arts Therapy Workshop, where you'll explore the transformative benefits of expressive art therapy — just bring an open heart and a willingness to explore.

Protected against measles?.Make sure everyone in your family is up-to-date on the MMR vaccine, especially before travel abroad or to outbreak areas in the U.S. . #measles #measlesvaccine #alamedcountypublichealth department #acphd

AC Health, EBRIF & El Tímpano produced a Mam-language video to help Mam-speaking families navigate the Newcomers Welcome website.