Health Promotion
Health Promotion provides you with knowledge and information to empower you to make the best decisions for your health and the health of your family.
Get Informed
Not just another survey….
Through these surveys, students from 7th-12th tell us, anonymously, what they experience at school, at home and in their communities.
CATCH My Breath
Link to 1.5 hour training for any teacher or community organization leader interested in implementing the free CATCH My Breath vaping prevention curriculum in their classroom.
Fall 2021 Survey Data from Fayette County Schools
Integrated Community Engagement (ICE) Collaborative in Fayette County, WV surveys all 7th through 12th grade students in Fayette County every fall. To see the reports go to Get Local Data or find out how you can Get Involved.
7 Ways to Effect Your Teens Decisions about Substance Use
Here are 7 Ways to Effect Your Teens Decisions about Substance Use. The #1 thing you can do is have frequent conversations about the risks of substance use.
7 Helpful Tips to Stay Healthy this Winter
Staying active in the winter months can be hard, especially in West Virginia, where many days are cold and dreary, with minimal daylight. Here are 7 helpful tips to help you stay on track and live a healthier life through winter and the rest of 2022, both physically and mentally.
Teaching CATCH My Breath in Fayette County
CATCH is a vape prevention program specific to grades 5-12. It is currently being taught at several Fayette County schools. This evidence-based program was written to educate students on the dangers of vaping and increase the positive perceptions of choosing a vape-free lifestyle.
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Fayette County Health Department
Clinical Services include Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD) Testing, Immunizations for Children, TB Assessments, Blood Pressure Screening. Harm Reduction services are offered every Wednesday from 1pm-3pm.
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In The News
Check out this article from U.S. Senator Shelley Moore Capito’s website about the Drug-Free Communities (DFC) Grant.