Use these VDH resources to educate on breastfeeding and other WIC breastfeeding programs. Updates coming soon.
🎙️ Available in English
📌 Find in Maternal + Child Health
💡Share in social media, newsletters + emails
Added: 08.01.25Use these toolkits (social media, videos, images) to get the most out of your social media promotional efforts to help support and promote breastfeeding.
🎙️ Available in English + Spanish
📌 Find in Maternal + Child Health
💡Share in social media, newsletters + emails
Added: 08.01.25Use these CDC resources, reports, toolkits, and fact sheets to learn more about breastfeeding and infant feeding.
🎙️ Available in English + Spanish (varies)
📌 Find in Maternal + Child Health
💡Share in social media, newsletters + emails and with community partners
Added: 08.01.25These CDC flyers list important benefits of healthy eating for children and adults.
Benefits of Healthy Eating for Children
Benefits of Healthy Eating for Adults
🎙️Available in English
📌 Find in Nutrition (New section!)
💡Share at health fairs and with health care professionals and community partners.
Added: 7.30.25
This CDC webpage has information on quick and easy tips on how to make healthy dietary choices. And the following handouts:
📌 Find in Nutrition (New section!)
💡Share at health fairs and with health care professionals and community partners.
Added: 7.30.25
CDC has four at-a-glance resources to help educate the different RSV prevention products for adults and infants.
🎙️Available in English
📌 Find in Respiratory Health + Immunization/Vaccination
💡 Share at clinics and health fairs and with health care professionals and community partners.
Added: 07.30.25Harmful Algal Bloom (HAB) season is from July-October. Help keep yourself and Virginia waters safe from HABs:
Report a HAB if you see one
Know where HABs are occurring
Learn more about Virginia HABs at vdh.virginia.gov/waterborne-hazards-control/harmful-algal-blooms/
Wednesday, August 6, 2025 at 2:00 PM ET
Join the National Foundation for Infectious Diseases (NFID) and the Coalition for Trust in Health & Science to discuss the importance of effective communication strategies in building trust and addressing misinformation about vaccine-preventable diseases. Speakers will share practical strategies to build trust with patients and caregivers and promote evidence-based care.
At the conclusion of the activity, participants will be able to:
Discuss the burden of vaccine-preventable diseases in the US
Describe strategies to identify mis- and disinformation
Implement practical communication strategies to help build trust with patients and caregivers and increase vaccine confidence
➡️ Register
Spokesperson Training (TRAIN 1094203)
August 21 1-4pm (waitlist)
September 8 1-4pm
Spokesperson Refresher Training (TRAIN 1123309)
August 7 11am-12pm
September 11am-12pm