Beverly Health Department

Massachusetts is hosting seven World Cup matches and many fan events in June and July, and we are expecting hundreds of thousands of people to come to the area. Here are some tips to help you stay safe and healthy, whether you live here or are visiting!

Health inspectors keep your restaurants, homes, pools, and more, healthy and safe for you to enjoy every day!
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What do local public health inspectors do? Food InspectionsWho is involved: • Sanitarian • Public Health Nurse • EpidemiologistWhat we look for: We inspect all types of food establishments including restaurants, school cafeterias, food trucks, and more. The majority of a food inspection is speaking with kitchen staff and managers to as...

Happy Pride Month! We believe that our LGBTQIA+ community should always have access to quality health, social, and support services. In honor of Pride Month, we want to highlight a few resources for our LGBTQIA+ community.

We invite you to apply for this scholarship opportunity or to nominate a person in recovery!

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The right equipment can help you stay safe when riding your bike. Make sure you wear a properly-fitted helmet every time you ride, choose a bike that is the right size, and be visible to other road users. Learn more at preventchildinjury.org

Calling All Beverly Food Establishments..........FREE food safety training! More information on the flyers below!

Beverly’s Social Services Navigator and the North Shore Public Health Collaborative’s regional social worker will be on site to meet with community members on a first-come-first-serve basis to provide assistance with connection to resources and services.

May 26
Cove Community Center

This week is Maternal Mental Health Awareness Week! The journey into parenthood is beautiful, but it can also be incredibly challenging. Perinatal mood and anxiety disorders (PMADs) affect about 1 in 5 new mothers, and they are so much more than just the "baby blues." Let's build a community where no parent feels alone.

The health department offers free home visits to any parent welcoming a new baby!

Did you know that most tick encounters happen in your own yard? Effective starts with personal habits like using repellent and doing thorough tick checks, and extends to smart choices that make your yard less of a tick paradise.

Meet The Panel!! Read to learn more about Grace Standley, one of the panel members that will be at The Myth of a Safety Net: When Help Isn’t There!

This is a FREE event, click this link to RSVP and join us April 29th : https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-myth-of-a-safety-net-when-help-isnt-there-tickets-1985315569311