Public Health

Education & Resources

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What's Going Around: Health Alerts & Info

Use the links below to access the latest health alerts, outbreak updates, and helpful tips to keep you and your community safe and healthy. Check back often for updates and seasonal health information. 

Health Promotion Highlights

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Find specific Wellness events available to Coquille Tribal members and their families by logging into MyTribe.

Resources

We offer free tools to support your health and wellness. These include Quit Kits to help manage smoking and vaping, and Narcan to prevent opioid overdose. These resources are available to eligible community members. Please reach out to your provider to learn more or request support. 

Quit kits and refills of some items can also be requested by reaching out to: 

Cassandra Fredericks
Public Health Educator
541-888-9494, ext. 2268
cassandrafredericks@coquilletribe.org 

Public Health Emergency Preparedness

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Get prepared before emergencies happen. The materials below offer guidance on creating emergency kits, staying safe during wildfires or extreme weather, and protecting your health during power outages and other disruptions. Use these tools to stay informed, make a plan, and keep yourself and your loved ones safe.

Be Prepared

We’ve collected some easy-to-use checklists to help you and your family prepare for a disaster.

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Wildfires

Wildfire safety starts with preparation. Having a plan, supplies, and staying informed can help protect your home, health, and loved ones when fire risk is high.

Extreme Heat

When temperatures rise, so does the risk of heat exhaustion, dehydration, and serious illness. Know the warning signs and symptoms to better prevent heat-related illnesses this summer.