Diaper Drive on October 24th 

The Women's Service League has selected CDHD's Nurse-Family Partnership (NFP) program as a recipient of this year's community diaper drive. On Saturday, October 24th from 10AM-2PM, volunteers will be stationed at multiple locations throughout the valley to collect donations. All items contributed by community members at Martin's Market in Cashmere will benefit local, first-time mothers enrolled in Nurse-Family Partnership. Thank you in advance for your support in providing essential resources to families in need!  

Switch Your Trips This October!  

What if small changes to how you get around could support your well-being?  

This October, join the Switch Your Trips WA – Take the Challenge. Earn Rewards. Make Washington Healthier. and discover how everyday transportation choices can support your physical, mental, and social well-being! Walking, biking, carpooling or using public transportation instead of driving alone can help reduce stress, improve cardiovascular health through increased physical activity, reduce air pollution and strengthen community connections. Small changes add up to big health benefits!  As part of a healthier lifestyle, consider trying  at least 10 sustainable trips in October, log your trips, and be entered into prize drawings.   

Take a step towards a healthier you and a healthier Washington!  Learn more and join the challenge Switch Your Trips WA – Take the Challenge. Earn Rewards. Make Washington Healthier. 

Halloween Safety Tips! 

 As Halloween approaches, don’t forget to talk with your child about staying safe while trick-or-treating. Remind them to use sidewalks and crosswalks, look both ways before crossing the street, carry a flashlight or wear reflective items, and never enter a stranger’s home. A quick conversation about Halloween safety can help ensure a fun and safe holiday for everyone! For more helpful tips, visit Safe Kids Worldwide: Halloween Safety Tips.

Get your vaccine soon! 

Flu, COVID-19, and RSV can spread quickly in our community. Getting vaccinated lowers your risk of severe illness and hospitalization if you get infected with these common respiratory viruses. A doctor can tell you what vaccines are right for you. To learn more visit https://doh.wa.gov/you-and-your-family/respiratory-viruses.