Saline County Health Department

06/07/2026

💙 National Cancer Survivors Day® is Sunday, June 7 ❤️

Today, we honor the strength, courage, and resilience of cancer survivors in our community and beyond.

Being a survivor means more than living after a diagnosis; it includes navigating treatment, recovery, uncertainty, and the journey toward healing. Every survivor’s story is different, and every story matters.

National Cancer Survivors Day is also a reminder of the importance of:
🔹 Routine cancer screenings and early detection
🔹 Access to quality healthcare and support services
🔹 Supporting friends, family, and neighbors impacted by cancer

Learn more at ncsd.org

06/06/2026

Come visit our table at Salina Pride 2026 and chat with Teresa, Damiann and Kori! We are here for you!

06/05/2026

🌈 Saline County Health Department is proud to join Salina Pride 2026!

Everyone deserves access to respectful, compassionate, and confidential health services. Stop by our table at The Temple on Saturday from 11 AM–2 PM to meet our team, ask questions, and learn about resources available right here in our community.

We’ll have information about:
❤️ HIV Case Management (Ryan White Program) — support and connection to care for individuals living with HIV
💉 Routine & Foreign Travel Vaccines — helping you stay protected at home and abroad
💙 Family Planning & Contraceptive Care — confidential reproductive health services and education
🩺 STI Testing & Treatment — because knowing your status is part of taking care of yourself
🥕 WIC Services — nutrition support for eligible families, infants, and children
✨ And more!

Public health is about creating a healthier community where everyone has access to the care and resources they need. We can’t wait to see you there!

06/05/2026

There may be a ton of summertime left to enjoy, but don't let all the fun you're having now leave you with an unnecessary headache later. Check whether your child is up to date on their vaccines today and schedule any needed shots. If you have questions about what vaccine your child needs or would like to make an appointment, please call us at 785-826-6602

06/04/2026

Dogs love grassy, bushy, or wooded areas—and so do ticks! Some tick bites can cause Lyme disease. After spending time outside with your dog, make time to check for ticks and remove them immediately. Learn about all the actions you can take to protect against ticks and Lyme disease: https://bit.ly/notimeforlyme

06/04/2026

Strokes can happen to anyone, at any age. Recognizing the warning signs of stroke can help you take action in the moments that matter. Learn the signs of stroke and how to lower your risk.

Signs of stroke and stroke prevention: https://bit.ly/43KgsL4

06/03/2026

Are you looking for help when it comes to properly installing car seats? Check out this resource out of Central Kansas District K-State Extension

Vehicles have changed in countless ways over the past five decades. Grandparents, make sure you are properly securing your grandchild in the car.

06/03/2026

Be it a cruise, a mission trip, or an excursion into the wilderness, different countries may require or recommend different vaccines for entry. Our foreign travel nurse will help you navigate what's best for all your travels. If you have questions or would like to schedule an appointment, give us a call at 785-826-6602.

06/02/2026

06/02/2026

Jumpstart your child's protection against 6 different cancers. 👏⚡️🩹 If your child is between ages 9 and 12, talk to their healthcare provider about the HPV vaccine.

➡️Learn more about the benefits of starting early at: https://www.cancer.org/.../risk.../hpv/hpv-vaccine.html from the American Cancer Society