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Working toward fair opportunities for you to have a safe and healthy life. Established: July 1, 2022. Hashtags: #TodayAtDHHS #MeetDHHS
Salt Lake City, Utah
Joined April 2009
Fun fact from our Office of Vital Records and Statistics. The most common time for a birth to occur in Utah is between 8 a.m. and 9 a.m., More than 3,000 babies (about 6% of the total 48,130 births in 2024) were born during this time. The fewest births happened between 5 a.m. and
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👻🎃 Stay Safe & Spooky! Some Halloween safety tips for tomorrow! 🎃👻 Halloween is a night for fun, but safety should always come first! We're sharing essential tips to make sure your trick-or-treating and celebrating are safe for everyone. Remember to walk and drive safely,
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Please don't ignore a call from (801) 538-6008. We're conducting a survey about health risks which has helped us detect cancer earlier, prevent suicide, and support people with chronic diseases. Learn more: https://t.co/OvO8qbg3vD
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Have a concern about a youth in a congregate care program? The Congregate Care Ombuds (CCO) can help! The CCO is an impartial and independent team whose core function is to serve as an advocate for youth in congregate care programs. We can resolve concerns by offering resources,
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The Utah Behavioral Health Commission has welcomed Josie White as a new commissioner. Congratulations! Commissioner White represents people with lived experience. We look forward to her insights as she helps to advance the important work of the Commission, which is the central
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The Utah Department of Health and Human Services public offices will be closed Monday, Oct. 13, for Columbus Day/Indigenous Peoples Day. We will re-open Tuesday, Oct. 14.
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In Utah, if you suspect an older or vulnerable adult is being abused, exploited, or neglected, you are required to report it. Anyone can make a report 24/7 at https://t.co/yfFyI5whlX or call 1-800-371-7897 from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday-Friday. In an emergency, always call 911.
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If you're one of 10,000 Utahns contacted by our Survey Center this year, here are a few things to know. By giving us 30 minutes of your time, you’re helping other Utahns in need of health services and programs. Learn more: https://t.co/ITF9YvS8uz
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988 is here when life’s too much. Free, confidential support is just a call or text away. Crisis workers are here 24/7 to listen and help. Call or text 988 anytime, day or night. Or visit https://t.co/2NrLaIwN67 to learn more.
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Have a concern about a youth in a congregate care program? The Congregate Care Ombuds (CCO) can help! The CCO is an impartial and independent team whose core function is to serve as an advocate for youth in congregate care programs. We can resolve concerns by offering resources,
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Briauna shares that working with the DCFS truly changed her life, helping her grow on her journey as a parent. DCFS is dedicated to building strong and thriving homes by providing resources and expert support. Briauna’s story is just one example of how DCFS strengthens families.
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What’s the secret to a long life? We asked a couple of people who should know! Kay Croen (108) and Wayne Clayson (104) both attended a celebration for Utah centenarians (those who have reached their 100th birthday and beyond) on Tuesday. Know someone who is well on their way
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Are you affected by something on this list? These are a few conditions that receive more awareness, research, or support thanks to our annual public health survey. We work to keep up with the trends in public health so we can help Utahns live as healthy as possible!
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Want to be a better parent? Take a break. Taking care of yourself is one of the best things you can do for your child. Find more tips here: https://t.co/EPd4E7wbAQ
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🌟 Shining a spotlight on our Spring 2025 DHHS Heart of Excellence Award recipients! ✨ Today we showcase some of the best public service employees in state government. These individuals have a strong dedication to public service and embody our department values of connection,
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BABY YOUR BABY: It can be scary (and messy!) to teach your baby how to eat solids. Watch for signs that your baby is developmentally ready to learn to eat solid foods. @intermountain
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Kickstarting a new year of growth and collaboration! This year's behavioral health interns from DHHS gathered at the Utah State Hospital for a peer learning event. These talented individuals are on their way to becoming Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs), chaplains, and
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Many people are processing the death of Charlie Kirk on Wednesday in different ways. It’s normal to see a wide range of emotional reactions. There are many free crisis resources in Utah for anyone who needs help. 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline https://t.co/VjYSMz8NUu Call,
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🚨Answer the call! 📱 If you see a call from us, (801) 538-6008, please answer! The Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System survey helps health officials focus resources on issues that best serve your community. It’s a big deal when someone is willing to share their time and
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