BCCP Breast and Cervical Cancer Program

With an abundance of caution we are canceling the Glascock County Health and Wellness Fair scheduled for Friday 5/22 from 10:00 am-2:00 pm. due to the projected inclement weather. The predictions are for an 85% chance of rain and thunderstorms, since the Event is outside at the Town Square we need to cancel.

***The Piedmont Mobile Mammogram Bus will still be arriving for their scheduled patients.***

Mobile Mammogram Breast Cancer Screening Event: Tuesday, April 14th, 2026 at Bernie Ward Community Center 1941 Lumpkin Rd. Augusta, GA 30906. Make your appointment today! Early Detection Saves Lives!

April is Adult Immunization Month—a great time to check your vaccine status and make sure you’re up to date.

Staying current on recommended vaccines helps protect you from serious illness and helps protect those around you. Many adults are due for vaccines without even realizing it.

East Central Health District offers immunizations and preventive services across our locations, with additional access through our Mobile Health Unit throughout the community.

Learn more about available services:
www.ecphd.com

See where the Mobile Health Unit will be next:
wego.ecphd.com

April is Adult Immunization Month

Staying up to date on vaccines helps protect you, your family, and your community.

Tdap
Shingles
Pneumonia
and more!

Get vaccinated on the Mobile Health Unit
We Go Where You Are

Find the Mobile Unit schedule:
https://ecphd.com/wego

Prefer to visit a clinic?
Contact your local health department:
https://ecphd.com

All health department locations will be closed on Friday, April 3rd.

Mobile Mammogram Breast Cancer Screening Event: Tuesday, April 14th, 2026 at Bernie Ward Community Center. Make your appointment today! Early Detection Saves Lives!

❤️ Go Red for Women® | National Wear Red Day®

Friday, February 6, 2026

February is American Heart Month, and on National Wear Red Day, the nation comes together to spotlight women’s cardiovascular health.

Heart disease is the No. 1 killer of women, yet it is often misunderstood, under-diagnosed, and under-recognized. National Wear Red Day exists to change that.

By going red, we:

Raise awareness about heart disease and stroke in women

Share life-saving information and resources

Support research, education, and prevention efforts

From landmarks and workplaces to neighborhoods and online communities, millions unite for one purpose: saving more women’s lives. When we wear red, we are seen, counted, and heard.

❤️ Wear red
📣 Share information
🤝 Support women’s heart health

Together, we are stronger than heart disease and stroke.

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