Wayne County Public Health

Wayne County Public Health Wayne County Public Health is a local health department located in Wayne County, New York.

Wayne County Public Health will not respond to any comments or messages left on Social Media (Facebook, Instagram, X, etc.). If you call (315-946-5749) or email us (wcph@co.wayne.ny.us), we would be happy to answer your questions or provide additional information on any of our programs/initiatives.

Why do people choose raw milk - or avoid it?Together with regional partners, we’re inviting community members to share t...
02/06/2026

Why do people choose raw milk - or avoid it?
Together with regional partners, we’re inviting community members to share their thoughts on raw vs. pasteurized milk and how people choose between the two.
Your feedback will help us understand what’s working and where there may be room for improvement.
Take our short, confidential survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/YourThoughtsandExperiences

February is I love Public Health Month! Check back every Thursday to learn how Public Health is a part of our every day ...
02/05/2026

February is I love Public Health Month! Check back every Thursday to learn how Public Health is a part of our every day lives.

Self-love and self-compassion aren't about being self-centered; they're about treating yourself with the same patience a...
02/04/2026

Self-love and self-compassion aren't about being self-centered; they're about treating yourself with the same patience and kindness you'd offer a friend. When you soften self-criticism, check in with what you need, and respond with support instead of judgment, it becomes a lot easier to handle stress and setbacks. This week, let’s explore simple, practical ways to nurture a kinder inner voice and add small moments of care to your daily routine. Check out our resources at https://wayneny.crediblemind.com/lists/the-importance-of-self-compassion

Its World Cancer Day! Did you know you can reduce your risk and even potentially prevent cancer by leading a healthy lif...
02/04/2026

Its World Cancer Day! Did you know you can reduce your risk and even potentially prevent cancer by leading a healthy lifestyle? By eating healthy, staying active, and staying away from to***co you can lower your risks and reduce cancer. Learn more about cancer risk and prevention at https://www.cancer.org/cancer/risk-prevention.html

February is Children’s Dental Health Month! Throughout the month, look for the Tooth Fairy for dental health tips!
02/04/2026

February is Children’s Dental Health Month! Throughout the month, look for the Tooth Fairy for dental health tips!

Children’s mental health needs daily attention just like their physical health. Small, consistent support—such as foster...
02/02/2026

Children’s mental health needs daily attention just like their physical health. Small, consistent support—such as fostering connection, establishing predictable routines, and helping kids identify and express their feelings—can greatly improve resilience without causing pressure or the need for perfection. With Children's Mental Health Week (February 9-15, 2026) approaching, it's an ideal time for families, schools, and communities to take simple, practical steps to support young minds. Check out our easy-to-implement ideas and resources at https://wayneny.crediblemind.com/lists/growing-minds-supporting-childrens-mental-health to make a positive difference all year round.

February is National Self-Check Month! Check back every Friday for self-check and screening tips for cancer prevention!
02/02/2026

February is National Self-Check Month! Check back every Friday for self-check and screening tips for cancer prevention!

Cold, slick, icy conditions can make job-related injuries more common. Construction, snow removal, oil and gas, utility ...
01/30/2026

Cold, slick, icy conditions can make job-related injuries more common. Construction, snow removal, oil and gas, utility repair, police, firefighters, postal carriers, and other outdoor workers can prevent these cold-weather-related injuries by making winter safety a priority.

Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a common condition that affects many people during the darker months of the year. A...
01/30/2026

Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a common condition that affects many people during the darker months of the year. As daylight decreases and routines change, individuals may experience shifts in mood and energy levels. Recognizing the signs of SAD and understanding how to manage it can significantly improve well-being. This week, we highlight practical strategies to support mental health, including simple daily habits and evidence-based methods to reduce the impact of seasonal mood changes. For more resources and tips, visit wayneny.crediblemind.com/lists/winter-blues-or-something-more-understanding-seasonal-affective-disorder

Starting a new year can be an exciting boost of motivation! Remember, the key to lasting progress is setting goals that ...
01/29/2026

Starting a new year can be an exciting boost of motivation! Remember, the key to lasting progress is setting goals that genuinely matter to you, not ones that feel overwhelming. When you choose intentions that match your values, break them into small, manageable steps, and allow yourself to adjust as needed, you'll find it easier to build real momentum all year long. This week, we’re sharing some simple, practical tips to help you set goals you can actually stick with—making meaningful changes that truly support your wellbeing. Want some helpful resources? Check them out at wayneny.crediblemind.com/lists/why-set-goals.

Address

1519 Nye Road
Lyons, NY
14489

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

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