Pembina County Public Health

10/31/2025

📢 Attention Valley-Edinburg Hoople and Crystal Parents:

Pembina County Public Health will be at the Hoople and Crystal schools on Tuesday, November 4, 2025 to provide influenza and school-required immunizations.

✅ Paperwork was sent home with every student-please complete and return it to the school office it you'd like your child to be vaccinated.

📞 Questions or missing forms? Call us at 701-265-4248.

10/30/2025

⚠️ Federal Government Shutdown Update: SNAP Benefits ⚠️

In the event of a federal shutdown, SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) benefits may be affected. We understand how concerning this can be for individuals and families who rely on these vital resources.

If you or someone you know needs assistance, North Dakota has state and local resources available to help during this time.

👉 Find up-to-date information, available support and ways to help here:
ndresponse.gov/shutdownresources

Please share this post to help spread awareness and ensure our community stays informed. 💛

10/28/2025

💉🩹 We're coming to Neche!

Join us Thurs, Oct 30 (9:30am-12pm) at Northdale Oil!

👉 Don't forget your insurance cards!
👉 No appointment needed!

Gonna miss us? Check out the schedule below or call 📲 701-265-4248 for an appointment in Cavalier.

10/27/2025

📌 Tomorrow's the day!

Pembina County Public Health will be at the Cavalier school for staff and student influenza and school-required immunizations!

✔️ Make sure paperwork is returned to the office by tomorrow morning!

10/27/2025

There are multiple breast cancer risk factors that you can’t control. Take charge of your health by focusing on these five things you CAN control.

10/24/2025

📢 Attention Cavalier Parents:

Pembina County Public Health will be at the Cavalier school on Tuesday, October 28, 2025 to provide influenza and school-required immunizations.

✅ Paperwork was sent home with every student-please complete and return it to the school office it you'd like your child to be vaccinated.

📞 Questions or missing forms? Call us at 701-265-4248.

10/21/2025

💉🩹 We're coming to Mountain!

Join us Thurs, Oct 23 (9:30am-12pm) at the Community Center!

👉 Don't forget your insurance cards!
👉 No appointment needed!

Gonna miss us? Check out the schedule below or call 📲 701-265-4248 for an appointment in Cavalier.

10/20/2025

📌 Tomorrow's the day!

Pembina County Public Health will be at the Drayton school for staff and student influenza and school-required immunizations!

✔️ Make sure paperwork is returned to the office by tomorrow morning!

10/17/2025

📢 Attention Drayton Parents:

Pembina County Public Health will be at the Drayton school on Tuesday, October 21, 2025 to provide influenza and school-required immunizations.

✅ Paperwork was sent home with every student-please complete and return it to the school office it you'd like your child to be vaccinated.

📞 Questions or missing forms? Call us at 701-265-4248.

10/16/2025

Need a mammogram? Women’s Way may provide a way to pay!
Visit hhs.nd.gov/womensway or call 800-449-6636.

10/15/2025

Prevention is the best protection. A flu vaccine reduces your risk of getting sick, and if you do get the flu, it can make symptoms less severe. Other prevention tips: wash your hands often, cover coughs and sneezes, and stay home if you’re sick to prevent spreading the virus.

Pembina County Public Health has flu vaccine available for everyone 6 months and older! Make an appointment today! 701-265-4248

Prevention is the best protection. A flu vaccine reduces your risk of getting sick, and if you do get the flu, it can make symptoms less severe. Other prevention tips: wash your hands often, cover coughs and sneezes, and stay home if you’re sick to prevent spreading the virus.

10/15/2025

Sometimes kids freeze up when someone is mean — that’s normal.
You can help by giving them words to use when they need to stand up for themselves:
✨ “Please stop. That’s not kind.”
✨ “I’m not okay with that.”
✨ “That’s not funny.”
✨ “Let’s do something different.”
The more you talk about it at home, the easier it is for them to speak up in the moment.

Sometimes kids freeze up when someone is mean — that’s normal.
You can help by giving them words to use when they need to stand up for themselves:
✨ “Please stop. That’s not kind.”
✨ “I’m not okay with that.”
✨ “That’s not funny.”
✨ “Let’s do something different.”

The more you talk about it at home, the easier it is for them to speak up in the moment.