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The Fatherhood Initiative - a program of MCHD

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The Fatherhood Initiative is offering numerous services and incentives to help alleviate the negativ

The Fatherhood Initiative aims to give families the skills and real life tools they need to learn how to reach their full potential. When that happens, men and women stay more connected to their families, families grow stronger - and that’s something that benefits everyone in the community.

04/28/2026

MCHD's Maternal & Child Health Program, in collaboration with Healthy Start Enhanced, hosted the inaugural Community Baby Shower on Saturday at the Frederick D. Richardson Jr. Tricentennial Park. https://mchd.org/mmchd-programs-host-inaugural-community-baby-shower-04-28-26/

04/27/2026

The polio vaccine campaigns of the 1950s drove cases down to fewer than 100 per year within a decade. That dramatic decline showed how quickly widespread vaccination can change the course of a once-feared disease and protect communities from severe illness. https://mchd.org/mchd-highlights-the-importance-of-polio-vaccination-04-27-26/

04/15/2026

The Mobile County Health Department (MCHD) is currently observing Black Maternal Health Week. The theme in 2026 is “Rooted in Justice & Joy.” https://mchd.org/mchd-observes-black-maternal-health-week-04-15-26/

04/11/2026

The Mobile County Health Department is celebrating National Public Health Week today through April 12 with this year’s theme being “Ready. Set. Action!” During this week of recognition, we honor how public health touches our lives every day — keeping families safe, helping us live longer, and strengthening the communities we share.

“Because of public health, most parents today have never had to fear polio the way previous generations did,” said Dr. Kevin Michaels, Health Officer for Mobile County. “That’s the power of vaccination and sustained community action.”

04/10/2026

The Mobile County Health Department in partnership with the Alabama Department of Public Health have a goal of serving the people of Alabama with the highest quality service possible. As part of this goal, we need your assistance with implementing the 2026 Community Health Opinions Survey.

This survey is part of the State Health Assessment that ADPH will utilize to identify the health issues and challenges in our communities. Knowing what our communities consider the most important issues will help the department serve all communities better in the future.

Your Voice Matters! We need your input on the health issues and challenges in your local community. Your feedback will help us gather data to better serve your community in the future. Please complete the survey at https://survey.sogolytics.com/r/LJjwdU by June 1.

04/09/2026

MCHD in partnership with ADPH have a goal of serving the people of Alabama with the highest quality service possible. As part of this goal, we need your assistance with implementing the 2026 Community Health Opinions Survey. https://mchd.org/mchd-encourages-residents-to-participate-in-alabamas-community-health-opinion-survey-04-09-26/

04/07/2026

The Mobile County Health Department is celebrating National Public Health Week today through April 12 with this year’s theme being “Ready. Set. Action!”

At this morning’s Mobile City Council meeting, Mayor Spiro Cheriogotis presented a proclamation in observance of the week. Dr. Kevin Michaels, Health Officer of Mobile County, spoke on how public health touches the lives of Mobile County residents every day.

Joining Dr. Michaels was Dr. Stephanie Woods-Crawford, the Executive Director of MCHD’s Prevention & Wellness Directorate. She oversees epidemiologists, nurses, environmental health specialists, community health workers, and many others are on the front lines — often behind the scenes — keeping Mobile County prepared and protected.

Also celebrating NPHW with a proclamation this week was the Town of Dauphin Island and Mayor Jeff Collier.

04/06/2026

The Mobile County Health Department is celebrating National Public Health Week (April 6-12) with this year’s theme being “Ready. Set. Action!” During this week of recognition, we honor how public health touches our lives every day — keeping families safe, helping us live longer, and strengthening the communities we share. https://mchd.org/ready-set-action-its-national-public-health-week-4-6-26/

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