Carter County Health Center

Carter County Health Center Local Public Health Department This page is intended to share public health information and resources with our community. This page is not monitored 24/7.

Carter County Health Center Social Media Comment Policy

The Carter County Health Center (CCHC) welcomes public engagement and encourages respectful discussion on this page. To maintain a safe and constructive environment, CCHC reserves the right to hide or remove comments that contain:

• Profane, obscene, or vulgar language
• Personal attacks, harassment, bullying, or name-calling
• Threats of violence or content that promotes harm
• Promotion or encouragement of illegal activities, including drug use
• False or misleading information that may impact public health or safety
• Commercial solicitations, spam, or unauthorized promotions
• External links, images, or videos that are not relevant to the topic of the post
• Content that is discriminatory or violates the rights of others

CCHC does not discriminate against viewpoints; however, comments must remain respectful and relevant to the topic being discussed. Comments are monitored periodically but not continuously. CCHC reserves the right to restrict or block users who repeatedly violate this policy. All comments posted by users are the opinion of the individual and do not reflect the views of the Carter County Health Center. If you are experiencing a public health emergency, please call 911 or contact appropriate emergency services. Non-discrimination statement: https://health.mo.gov/living/families/wic/frauddatalinks/nondiscrimination/

04/08/2026

It doesn't matter where you live in Missouri, your public health system will ALWAYS be there for you. We are in action every day, in every county of the state. There are 115 Local Public Health Agencies, including us! If you need health services, consider giving us a visit.

Public health workers across Missouri offer information and services to help Missourians prevent and manage chronic dise...
04/08/2026

Public health workers across Missouri offer information and services to help Missourians prevent and manage chronic diseases. Blood pressure checks, diabetes education, nutrition education, and more help ensure Missouri families have the resources they need for a healthier tomorrow.
Celebrating National Public Health Week April 6 - 12.

🌊🌅 SPIRIT WEEK – DAY 2: Spread the Aloha! 🌅🌊Today’s dress-up theme is Ocean or Sunset!Wear blues or teals to represent t...
04/08/2026

🌊🌅 SPIRIT WEEK – DAY 2: Spread the Aloha! 🌅🌊

Today’s dress-up theme is Ocean or Sunset!
Wear blues or teals to represent the ocean 🌊 or pinks, oranges, and yellows to represent a beautiful sunset 🌅

Let’s spread the aloha and bring positive island vibes to testing week! 🌴😎

Testing week can feel overwhelming, but having supportive friends and adults makes a difference. Positive relationships are one of the most powerful ways to help young people build resilience and cope with stress—especially for those who have experienced Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) 💛

Learn more about ACEs and resilience:
🔗 https://loom.ly/dj-2cX8

Need to talk to someone? Support is available 24/7 through 988 💚

🎁 DAILY GIVEAWAY – HERE’S HOW TO WIN:

To be entered for today’s prize:

✅ Like THIS post
✅ Share THIS post
✅ Post a picture of your student showing off today’s theme (Ocean or Sunset!)
✅ Post your picture in the comments of THIS ORIGINAL POST

🏆 Then send your friends & family here to like your photo
👉 The photo with the MOST likes WINS!

🌊🌅 Theme: Ocean or Sunset Colors 🌅🌊
Students can dress in colors that represent either:
🌊 Ocean Vibes
Blues
Teals
Aqua tones

🌅 Sunset Vibes
Pinks
Oranges
Yellows

Students can choose one or mix both for a fun, colorful look!
The goal is to spread positivity, kindness, and connection—just like the theme “Spread the Aloha” 💛🌴

💡 IMPORTANT:
• Must complete ALL steps to be eligible
• Only likes on photos under THIS post count
• One winner will be chosen today

🌴 Let’s have fun, support each other, and keep spreading the aloha this week!

Across Missouri, public health workers offer information and services to protect Missourians from injuries. Seatbelt edu...
04/07/2026

Across Missouri, public health workers offer information and services to protect Missourians from injuries. Seatbelt education, car seat safety checks, poison prevention, and more help ensure Missouri families have the resources they need for a healthier tomorrow.
Celebrating National Public Health Week April 6 - 12.

Motivation Monday… just a day late 😉Yesterday was definitely *a Monday*, and we missed sharing your weekly boost—but hey...
04/07/2026

Motivation Monday… just a day late 😉

Yesterday was definitely *a Monday*, and we missed sharing your weekly boost—but hey, better late than never on a Tuesday!

Take this as your reminder that it’s never too late to reset, refocus, and keep going. You’ve got this 💛

04/07/2026

Shannon, celebrating 2 years of recovery this past Easter Sunday! Such a beautiful reminder of hope, strength, and new beginnings. What a blessing you are. We are so proud of you here at CCHC and all you’ve accomplished, and so grateful to have you with us serving the Carter County community. 💛

Shannon serves as a Peer Support Specialist at RISE, located inside Carter County Health Center. RISE is here to help if you’re struggling with mental health or substance use—you’re not alone.

Click the link below to get connected, or give RISE a call today.
🔗 https://loom.ly/nt954f4
📞 Main Line: (573) 323-4413
👩‍⚕️ Patient Navigator (Virginia): 314-949-7065
🤝 Peer Support (Shannon): 573-415-1388

Public health workers across Missouri offer information and services to protect kids, women, and families. Programs like...
04/07/2026

Public health workers across Missouri offer information and services to protect kids, women, and families. Programs like WIC, cooking classes for kids, toothbrushing education, and more help ensure Missouri families have the resources they need for a healthier tomorrow.
Celebrating National Public Health Week April 6 - 12.

🌺🌴 SPIRIT WEEK – DAY 1: Lei Back & Relax! 🌴🌺Start testing week with island vibes—wear your tropical shirts, leis, and be...
04/07/2026

🌺🌴 SPIRIT WEEK – DAY 1: Lei Back & Relax! 🌴🌺

Start testing week with island vibes—wear your tropical shirts, leis, and beachy styles to bring a calm and positive energy to the day. 🌊🌞

Testing can bring stress and pressure. Experiences like Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) can affect how young people respond to stress, but strong supports—teachers, families, friends, and community—help students build resilience and succeed. 💛

Learn more about ACEs and how communities can support youth:
🔗 https://loom.ly/dj-2cX8

🌺 Theme: Island / Beach Fit 🌺

Think tropical vacation vibes!

Students can wear things like:
🏝️ Hawaiian or tropical shirts
🌺 Leis or flower accessories
🕶️ Sunglasses
🩳 Beachy outfits (appropriate for school)
🩴 Flip flops or sandals (if allowed by dress code)

The goal is to bring fun, relaxed, beach energy to kick off testing week and help students feel calm and confident 🌊☀️

🎁 DAILY PRIZES – HERE’S HOW TO WIN:

To be entered for today’s prize:

✅ Like THIS post
✅ Share THIS post
✅ Post a picture of your student showing off today’s theme (Lei Back & Relax!)
✅ Post your picture in the comments of THIS ORIGINAL POST

🏆 Then send your friends & family here to like your photo
👉 The photo with the MOST likes WINS!

💡 IMPORTANT:
• Must complete ALL steps to be eligible
• Only likes on photos under THIS post count
• One winner will be chosen today

🌸 Spring Into Wellness: Resource Fair- Present by the HOPE Coalition🌿Come out to the Van Buren Community Center 📍 on Apr...
04/06/2026

🌸 Spring Into Wellness: Resource Fair
- Present by the HOPE Coalition🌿

Come out to the Van Buren Community Center 📍 on April 24 for our Spring Into Wellness Resource Fair. Connect with local resources 🤝, learn about wellness services 🩺, and support a healthier community 💚

A big thank you to our amazing sponsors 🙌: Southern Bank, Main Street Market, Bank of Grandin, Carter County Health Center, and RISE🩵

See the event schedule below ⬇️ We cant wait to see you all there!

These orders close tomorrow at 12 Noon!!!!
04/06/2026

These orders close tomorrow at 12 Noon!!!!

04/06/2026
🌺 Aloha State of Mind Shirts Are Back! 🌺We’ve received so much great feedback from teachers and staff about the Aloha St...
04/04/2026

🌺 Aloha State of Mind Shirts Are Back! 🌺

We’ve received so much great feedback from teachers and staff about the Aloha State of Mind shirts for EC & VB testing week—and we also heard from many of you who missed your chance to order! We even added an option for the kids' sizes!!

Because of the high demand, we’ve created an online order form along with a convenient Square payment option.

If you weren’t able to place your order with Susan at Van Buren or Keri at East Carter, you can now order online here:
👉 https://alohastateofmindorder.my.canva.site/

Orders will close MONDAY @ NOON

All shirts will be delivered directly to your school.

⚠️ Please note:
We cannot guarantee East Carter shirts will arrive in time for Spirit Week next week, but we will do our best—and they will definitely be ready for testing week!

Thank you for all the support—we’re excited to see everyone in their Aloha gear! 🌴☀️🌊

Address

1611 Health Center Road
Van Buren, MO
63965

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+15733234413

Website

https://health.mo.gov/living/families/wic/frauddatalinks/nondiscrimination/

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Carter County Health Center posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Practice

Send a message to Carter County Health Center:

Share

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn
Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share via Email
Share on WhatsApp Share on Instagram Share on Telegram