How can WIC help my family?
The Women, Infant, and Children (WIC) program provides many nutritious foods for growing families, information on healthy eating, help and support for breastfeeding moms and babies and referrals to health care. For more information please call 792-6500.
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 The Bear River Health Department conducts free car seat checks for the general public (by appointment) every 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month from 11:00-12:20. Each individual check takes 20 minutes. Car seats are not available for purchase at these checks. Certified car seat technicians will check the car seat to ensure that it is being used properly. Parents will also be instructed on how to properly install their car seat. For an appointment, please call 792-6510. |
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Who needs to obtain a food handlers permit? Anyone working in the food industry, whether you’re a dishwasher or server, you need this permit. The Food Handlers class teaches basic food handling skills, temperature control for food items, cross contamination, and personal hygiene when handling food. The Bear River Health Department also offers the food handlers class online.
The Bear River Health Department offers tobacco cessation classes to those individuals who would like to quit smoking or using spit tobacco. Quit kits are available upon request as well as brochures. A variety of classes are also taught.
