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Information about our Asthma program and links to other resources for asthma info.
Links to information on the various ways to obtain birth and death certificates.
The BOMB Doula Program was created to support healthy pregnancies and nurture healthy babies in the City of Milwaukee.
Services and eligibility information for our Well Woman and WISEWOMAN programs targeting women ages 45 to 64.
Information about the County and City Food Drive, in response to the 2025 Federal Government shutdown.
Listings, locations and contact info for all clinics we offer.
The CD program serves as a resource for the general public, schools, and community and medical entities regarding infectious diseases, infection control, and prevention.
Links to information about our food, commerce and health inspection and licensing services.
Information on the DAD Project - a free, voluntary home visiting program for fathers and families.
Apply for a student placement at the City of Milwaukee Health Department.
Overview, eligibility and contact information for our Empowering Families of Milwaukee program.
Information regarding environmental health issues such as air quality, chemicals and hazards, mold, weather and climate, drinking, and recreational water.
FCH programs provide home visiting, health access, nutrition, health education, pre/post-natal, and community outreach services — targeting families impacted by high infant mortality, and health, social, and economic disparities.
State guidelines on which fish to keep and eat, and which to throw back.
Description of this award-winning program along with supporting materials.
Learn about our four home-visiting programs for mothers and their babies that provide health check-ups and support for families in need.
Details on services and programs provided by our Immunization division.
Answers to common questions about our Immunization Program.
Resources on creating safe homes and habits for families and individuals.
Overview information for the City of Milwaukee Health Department's Public Health Lab.
Common questions and answers about mold in your home and the health effects
Wisconsin law requires that all babies have the newborn screening done before they leave the hospital. Babies born at home must be tested within a week of birth.
Information about screening tests given to babies shortly after birth.
Information on free pregnancy testing, emergency contraceptives, and birth control access, as well as links to more information and resources on pregnancy prevention.
General and referral information along with a link for donating to the program and links for further information on safe sleep and infant mortality.
A listing of the services offered by our Sexual and Reproductive Health Program.
The Strong Baby Title V Program provides training, education, and informs practice on six focus areas — Safe Sleep, Breastfeeding, Developmental Screening, Healthy Equity, Perinatal Depression and Adolescent Suicide.
Information related to substance use prevention efforts and other resources.
An overview of this program along with its clinic hours.
Eligibility and contact information for Milwaukee's WIC program, which provides food purchasing assistance for low-income families.
