Hamilton County Health Department - Indiana

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas to you and yours from the Hamilton County Health Department.

12/24/2025

When you or someone you care about needs help, finding the right support shouldn’t be another hurdle. That’s why the Hamilton County Health Department is proud to promote NavigateHC, a free, easy-to-use online tool that connects people to local behavioral health and wellness resources quickly and confidentially.

NavigateHC can help you find:
• Mental health support
• Substance use treatment
• Food pantries
• Veteran services
• Foster care resources
• And more

Just enter your ZIP code and select the services you need. You can even request help from a local navigator—a real person who knows the system and can guide you through next steps.

Learn more at www.navigatehc.org

12/24/2025

Holiday stress can make it harder to feel positive, and that’s okay. Staying connected to therapy, medication, or support groups can help you feel more stable during a hectic season.

12/24/2025

Most Hamilton County offices will close at noon today and will remain closed on Thursday and Friday for the Christmas holiday. We will resume normal business hours at 8AM on Monday. Thank you.

12/23/2025

Think you can dance like Charlie Brown and his friends? We do! Check out our joyfully awkward dance moves! Turns out public health professionals are excellent at many things and attempting cartoon dance moves is now officially one of them. 🎄😄

12/22/2025

The Hamilton County Health Department has an online system for food permit applications. The system allows both new and established food vendors to apply for and renew their permits, provide necessary documents like floor plans and menus, and pay for their permits online. Learn more. www.hamiltoncounty.in.gov/256/Food-Establishment-Program

12/22/2025

No one should have to worry about their next meal. Hamilton County has food assistance available for anyone in need.

Find your nearest food bank: hchfoodbank.org/locations

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12/22/2025

12/22/2025

For some, the shorter days and colder temperatures can bring on symptoms of a type of depression. Learn more about seasonal affective disorder (SAD) and how to get help if you’re experiencing symptoms this season: samhsa.gov/mental-health/seasonal-affective-disorder

12/19/2025

The holidays can be stressful, and it’s okay if you’re not feeling festive all the time. Setting boundaries around events, time, and emotional energy is an act of self-care. You’re allowed to say “no.” 🎯