Cribs for Kids Pack-N-Play Winter Giveaway

Join us for a week of meaningful events centered on black maternal health, healing, support, and community. Together, we celebrate Black motherhood and family while raising awareness about maternal and infant health disparities in Montgomery County, Ohio.

Public Health – Dayton & Montgomery County invites you to participate in one of our three upcoming community conversations. We're looking for your valuable input and concerns regarding strategies for Healthy Eating and Active Living in our community.

Events from EveryOne Reach One, Dayton & Montgomery County's Maternal & Infant Vitality Task Force, including monthly #MommyMonday virtual engagements, in-person seminars, and infant safe sleep training.

Are you looking to take control of your financial future but not sure where to start? Join Public Health for a friendly, informative Family Financial Series designed to help you understand the essentials of personal finance.

Register for our upcoming COVID-19 vaccination clinics throughout Dayton and Montgomery County. For more information visit our website at www.phdmc.org/vaccine-update. While we also accept walk-ins, scheduling appointments help us ensure timely service.

We are conducting two small group discussions on a strategy and would appreciate your input to decide if this strategy is beneficial to meet the needs of the community.

LGBTQ+ Folks & Food Speakers, Vendors, Conversation and Great Food

Join the Local Office on Minority Health for a virtual series providing education on how health and healthcare services/resources can be more inclusive to identities and communities with unique needs.

Public Health’s Physical Activity, Cooking, and Education (PACE) program seeks to reduce the number of African American’s who have high blood pressure.

The Queens Healing Circle is a monthly gathering that provides a safe space for black women to heal, find community, and grow. The road to healing seems long and hard, but walking that road with others supporting and cheering you on makes it easier.

Queens Village Dayton is bringing mothers with school-age children (ages 5-9) together at the Dayton Metro Library Northwest Branch to experience reading a new book that highlights or showcases black and brown children.