Visit FloridaHealth.gov and call your county health department about:

• Breast and cervical cancer screenings for eligible women.
• Dental services for eligible adults and children.
• Epilepsy services for eligible adults and children. Find medication help. Find a provider.
• Family planning services for adults and teens. Learn more.
• Food, nutrition education, breastfeeding support, and health care referrals through Women, Infants and Children (WIC) for eligible women. Call toll-free: 1-800-342-3556. Find a WIC office.
• Hepatitis screening, testing, and services for adults age 18 and older.
• HIV/AIDS testing and treatment support. Know your status.
• Insulin for diabetes for eligible adults and children.
• Sexually transmitted diseases screening, testing, and services for adults and teens.
• Tuberculosis screening, testing, and services for adults, teens, and children.
• Vaccine information, clinics, and providers for adults, teens, children, and infants.Learn more.

• Meals and snacks for eligible children through child care food, afterschool meals, homeless children nutrition programs, and participating child care centers and organizations. Find a center or organization.
• Quit tobacco. Call toll-free: 1-877-U-CAN-NOW. Learn more about tools and services.

• Recommended cancer screenings by type and age can detect many cancers.
• Regular screening tests may find cancers like breast, cervical, and colorectal (colon) early, when treatment is likely to work best.
• Annual checkups are important.

• Achieve a healthy weight using tools from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
• Add more nutrient-rich foods into your diet.
• Build a healthy meal.
• Prepare healthy and budget-friendly meals.
• Follow a healthy diet plan that fits your life stage.
• Reach your nutrition goals with mindful eating.
• Use the Nutrition Facts Label on packaged foods.
• Prevent type 2 diabetes.
• Prevent heart disease.
• Cook healthier meals through SNAP-Ed.
• Eat to build your bone health.

• Maintain a healthier weight.
• Use the Second Edition of the physical activity guidelines for Americans.
• Become more active and adopt healthier habits.
• Use hiking to vary your physical activity.
• Make physical activity family time.
• Use a planner to reach your physical activity goals.
• Get active to prevent type 2 diabetes.
• Strengthen bones through physical activity.
• Improve heart health and mental wellbeing.