Panhandle Public Health District

06/24/2026

Women take care of families, careers, and more. It's important to take care of yourself, too. Make sure you're up to date on health screenings. Call your local healthcare center to get your women's health screenings today - for your wellbeing and for those you love.

06/23/2026

PPHD's dental hygienist, Kendra, is out and about teaching children how to take care of their teeth! A healthy smile is a happy smile!

PPHD is offering dental health presentations throughout the summer! Call PPHD at 308-487-3600 to schedule with Janelle.

06/23/2026

PPHD's Janelle is out and about teaching children how to take care of their teeth! A healthy smile is a happy smile!

PPHD is offering dental health presentations throughout the summer! Call PPHD at 308-487-3600 to schedule with Janelle.

06/23/2026

Summer is a fresh start. Why not make it to***co and vape-free? Longer days and new routines can be the perfect time to quit. Get started today by visiting QuitNow.ne.gov!

06/23/2026

06/22/2026

Common Sense Parenting® Classes Are Starting Soon!

Looking for practical parenting tools that really work? Join us for a free 6-week virtual Common Sense Parenting® course designed for parents and caregivers of children ages 6–16.

During this interactive series, you'll learn effective strategies to:
✔ Build stronger parent-child relationships
✔ Encourage positive behavior through effective praise
✔ Teach self-control and responsibility
✔ Use preventive and corrective teaching techniques
✔ Create a more positive home environment

📅 Wednesdays, July 15 – August 19
🕠 5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. MT
💻 Virtual Course

This evidence-based program provides practical skills you can begin using right away with your family.

📲 Register today: https://tinyurl.com/4uczmmn2

For questions or additional information, please contact:

Suzanne Crane
Community Prevention Coordinator
Panhandle Public Health District
📧 [email protected]
📞 308-672-9800

06/22/2026

Summer often means more free time, parties, and less supervision. Talking early and often about alcohol helps youth feel supported and informed before they are put in difficult situations. Clear expectations from trusted adults remain one of the strongest protective factors against underage drinking.