Bollinger County Health Center

Bollinger County Health Center is a U.S. local government entity registered in SAM.gov, located in Marble Hill, Missouri, serving as a county-level public health organization. As a government agency, the health center is focused on providing public health services and community wellness initiatives for Bollinger County. The organization is registered to receive federal grant awards and has demonstrated a significant commitment to addressing various public health challenges through targeted grant-funded programs.

Through federal grant awards, Bollinger County Health Center has engaged in multiple critical public health initiatives, particularly in response to COVID-19 and substance abuse prevention. Their most substantial recent award is a $249,748 five-year federal Project Grant from the National Center for Injury Prevention and Control (CDC) for the Bollinger County Prevention Project, targeting youth substance use through evidence-based strategies. The health center has also received sub-awards from the Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services and Missouri Department of Public Safety for diverse purposes, including COVID-19 response efforts, vaccination activities, workforce training, and epidemiological support. Specific grant activities have included case investigation, contact tracing, public health education, staff employment for pandemic response, vaccination operations, and community-based substance abuse prevention programs. These grants demonstrate the health center's versatility in addressing public health challenges at the local level, working collaboratively with state agencies to implement targeted interventions and support community health resilience.