Cheatham County Healthier TN

04/14/2019

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month! This year’s campaign focuses on the power of asking for consent — whether it be asking to hold someone’s hand or how often they’d like to text. Conversations about consent help you feel more confident about what you’re doing, and your partner will feel more comfortable getting close to you. Learn more: www.nsvrc.org/saam

04/03/2019

03/24/2019

Our annual Cheatham Cares Town Hall meeting is Tuesday, April 2. Please make plans to join us for this powerful program, which will be held at Cheatham County Central High School.

03/06/2019

The hotline is for anyone who is a victim or potential victim of human trafficking and for reporting information about possible human trafficking. Keep it programmed in your phone for times of need!

02/11/2019

Love Shouldn't Hurt: Healthy relationships consist of trust, honesty, respect, equality and compromise. It’s important to help young people learn how to build and recognize healthy relationships to support their development and keep them safe. The Tennessee Department of Health is taking part in Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month to help prevent dating violence among Tennessee teens. Learn more: https://www.tn.gov/health/news/2019/2/11/join-efforts-to-prevent-teen-dating-violence-in-tennessee.html

02/10/2019

Be on the lookout for warning signs!

01/19/2019

Public Health ROCKSTAR of the Day: Introducing Dr. Lisa Piercey, Tennessee State Health Commissioner! Feel free to welcome her below in the comments!

01/13/2019

10 Tips: Make Better Beverage ChoicesWhat you drink is as important as what you eat.

01/10/2019

Friday, January 11, is National Human Trafficking Awareness Day. We are asking all Tennesseans to wear blue Friday to bring awareness about risk factors, red flags and resources. Be part of the solution. Post your photos using , and we will add it to our Facebook photo album.

01/10/2019

ICYMI—Remember to wear your blue on Friday.