Southeast District Health Department

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Johnson, Nemaha, Otoe, Pawnee and Richardson Counties
 
2511 Schneider Ave     Auburn Ne 68305     877-777-0424
 

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                    February  is...                  

 American Heart Month

Every year February is designated to be American Heart Month. It's a time for learning about cardiovascular health, about risk factors, about warning signs of heart attack and stroke. It's a time to look at your lifestyle choices and determine whether you need to make any changes for your own heart health.

The American Heart Association website is rich with information about the nation's number-one killer of men and women.

To learn more about what you can do to reduce your risk go to American Heart Association


              Flu Season                      

The best way to protect yourself and your family againist the flu is to get vaccinated. Flu shots are available in our immunization clinic for children 6 months and up to their 19th birthday.     

Immunization Schedule

Clinic List where Flu Shots are available


CONSIDER KEEPING THE FOLLOWING
             ITEMS IN YOUR CAR FOR EMERGENCIES              

                        Flares

Ropes

Shovel

Work gloves

Safety goggles

Jumper cables

Fix-a-flat (4 cans)

Extra keys to house

Water (1 gallon jugs)

Fire extinguisher (ABC type)

Maps

Tools-hammer, pliers, screwdrivers, pry bar, wrenches

Cash in small denominations including coins for pay phones



Rabies Cases in Nebraska

There have been some cases of rabies in Nebraska. Some of those cases have been in the Southeast District Health Department counties.

Animals looking to reestablish or aggressively defend their territory after floodwaters recede may contract the deadly but preventable disease from other animals during fights.

Rabies is a viral disease that inflames the brain and is typically spread through animals bites and exposure to open wounds.

Symptoms can include headaches, fever, malaise, sensory changes, excitability, spasms and paralysis, but they may not appear for up to seven days. Symptoms can last up to six days in humans before death.

Your local health depart offers these tips to prevent rabies.

Nebraska Rabie Cases 2011


Healthy habits during stressful times

Good nutrition and healthy habits are especially important during stressful times such as flood response and recovery. These simple habits can help manage stress:

  •        Stay hydrated
  • Eat well-balanced meals
  • Follow safety precautions to minimize injury
  • Protect your skin
  • Take time to re-charge

Free & Confidential Rural Response Hotline
1-800-464-0258


 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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  Southeast District Health Department Grant

Grant Application
 
Due June 30, 2012 

 Disaster Volunteers

If you are interested in volunteering during a disaster please fill out the application below or go to to Region V's website for more information. 

Smoke Free Housing Agencies in Southeast District Health Department District.

Auburn Housing Agency 1017 H St
Auburn, Ne 68305
402-274-4525
*****
Falls City Housing Agency
800 E 21st St
Falls City, Ne 68355
402-245-4204
*****
Golden Acres Apartments
304 Lawton St
Cook, Ne 68329
402-864-2501
*****
Nebraska City Housing Agency
200 N 3rd
Nebraska City, Ne 68410
402-873-5451
*****
Syracuse Housing Agency
990 Walnut
Syracuse, Ne 68446
402-269-2851
*****
Tecumseh Housing Agency
800 Broadway
Tecumseh, Ne 68450
402-335-2866