Davie County Health Department

Davie County Health Department, doing business as Davie County Health Department & Home Health Agency, is a U.S. local government entity providing health and human services. Through federal grants, Davie County Health Department provides a variety of public health services, including immunization programs, COVID-19 response and mitigation, opioid crisis response, chronic disease prevention, nutrition programs, and emergency preparedness.

Davie County Health Department has received federal grant funding as a subrecipient from the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services. Services provided through these subawards include implementing community vaccination programs, conducting vaccine-preventable disease surveillance and response, and delivering immunization services for all populations. Additionally, Davie County Health Department has used federal grants to expand COVID-19 vaccination access and equity, address opioid overdoses through community programs, promote healthy behaviors to reduce obesity and tobacco use, support diabetes self-management, and enhance emergency preparedness integration with government and private sector partners. Specific federal grant programs supporting these subawards include CDC COVID-19 Vaccination Program, Preventive Health and Health Services Block Grant, CDC Immunization Cooperative Agreement, CDC Overdose Data to Action, and CDC Public Health Emergency Preparedness.