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January is Cervical Health Awareness Month, and Wabanaki Public Health wants you to know that there’s a lot you can do to prevent cervical cancer.

To raise awareness about diabetes and healthy living, Wabanaki Public Health is happy to participate in Diabetes Month during November.

In October, Wabanaki Public Health is proud to participate in National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Breast cancer is the second most common kind of cancer in women.

With school underway, October is a good time to mark National Bullying Prevention Month, especially considering 1 in 4 students (22%) reports being bullied during the school year.

During October, we observe Domestic Violence Awareness Month, joining with communities to talk about preventing domestic violence and helping survivors to heal.

My mama taught me that tobacco is our first medicine. We use it in our prayers and ceremonies. #KeepTobaccoSacred

In observance of Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, Wabanaki Public Health is bringing greater attention to mental health issues in our communities.

Wabanaki Public Health marks PTSD Awareness Month each June to bring attention to post-traumatic stress and effective treatments.