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-Coronavirus (COVID-19)
The COVID-19 pandemic is changing and evolving every day. Whether you are looking for a test, a vaccination, or information, First District can help you.
|  | -Flu 2021-22
First District Health Unit makes getting your flu shot as easy as possible! Get vaccinated at a community clinic or at school. Get vaccinated to protect yourself, your family and friends, and your co-workers. Get vaccinated by us or your health care provider or your pharmacy. It doesn't matter how, why or where you do it - just do it!
| | Alcohol and Addiction Programs
The First District Alcohol Program works to reduce adult binge drinking and underage drinking by raising awareness, supporting the efforts of law enforcement, and encourage proven policies. First District is also committed to reducing the effects of the opioid epidemic on our communities.
| | Employment
First District Health Unit is a great place to work! Current openings, if any, are listed below. See "Applying at First District" for application information.
| | Environmental Health Division
| | Family Planning Program and Sexual Health
Pregnancy testing, contraception (birth control), testing for HIV/Aids and STDs
| | Immunizations
First District provides a full range of immunizations, also known as vaccinations or shots, to help protect people of all ages. As with most services at First District, appointments are usually necessary.
| | Children (Newborn to 18)
| | WIC and Nutrition
| | Women's Health
| | Tobacco Programs and Resources
Tobacco use is a chronic disease. It is the number one cause of death and disability in the United States, and here in North Dakota. First District Health Unit takes a comprehensive approach to reducing the impact of tobacco products and secondhand smoke, including resources and support for quitting, assistance in developing tobacco policies for schools, businesses and communities, updating medical providers and partnering with other community leaders. More information on these programs and resources can be found at the following links:
| | HIV/AIDS, STDs, and TB
| | Resources for Healthy Living
| | Emergency Response
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