Shelby County Health Department

Shelby County Health Department, registered as a non-profit organization in the federal contracting system, is a local public health agency serving Shelby County, Missouri. The department plays a crucial role in providing essential health services and programs to the community, focusing on public health initiatives, disease prevention, and health promotion. As evidenced by its federal grant sub-award history, Shelby County Health Department actively participates in various federally funded programs, primarily receiving sub-awards through the Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services.

The department's federal grant activities encompass a wide range of public health services and initiatives. These include COVID-19 response efforts, such as case investigation, contact tracing, and public health education to reduce community spread. The health department has also received funding to establish, expand, and sustain its public health workforce, with a particular focus on increasing COVID-19 and adult vaccination capacity. Additionally, Shelby County Health Department is involved in maternal and child health programs, working to build community-based systems and expand resources to address priority maternal and child health issues. The department also participates in the Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) program, providing nutrition services to eligible participants. These sub-awards demonstrate Shelby County Health Department's active involvement in critical public health initiatives at the local level, working in partnership with state and federal agencies to improve community health outcomes.