CDC has added a new chart to its COVID Data Tracker page on #COVID19 during pregnancy: Cases of COVID-19 among Pregnant Women by Week of Diagnosis. Explore this and other data: bit.ly/3gnmOYZ.

Play like a kid to reduce your stress! Color, fly a kite, lie in the grass, blow a dandelion – the sky’s the limit! Just allow yourself a few moments to be carefree. #ShowMeHope

Kids can be quick and so can drowning. #keepkidssafe by learning and practicing CPR, learning water safety, and supervising them around water at all times.

Allergic to saying no? Burdened by other people’s emotions? Angry all the time? Setting boundaries can help. Here are 10 tips to get started. ow.ly/7dFj50F8mfK

When your child has received a prescription for an opioid medication, remember it is okay to ask the doctor questions so you can become fully aware of the risks of these medications and minimize the chances that your child will misuse them ow.ly/jaKo50FbCn0

June is Men's Mental Health Awareness Month. "Many men are still taught from an early age to “be strong” and hold back emotions, which can damage coping skills and the ability to process emotions." Read the article below to learn more about Mens MH! namiillinois.org/mens-mental-he… #MBHC

Happy Father’s Day to all our #Mizzou dads and father figures! 💛

We have some news to share! Show Me Hope has been extended until December 2021. See more below! Remember, if you need someone to talk with call or text the Disaster Distress Helpline by dialing 1.800.985.5990 to receive free, confidential crisis counseling. #ShowMeHope

June is PTSD Awareness Month Help raise awareness about post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) by sharing information and materials based on the latest research. Share science. Share hope. go.usa.gov/xHSEQ #shareNIMH

When you are feeling depressed, the thought of doing anything seems overwhelming, but start small. These suggestions can help you find motivation ow.ly/UE2G50Ff3yE

As July 4th draws nearer, people celebrate by shooting fireworks leading up to the holiday. Without proper protection, they can significantly damage your hearing. Wearing hearing protection and enjoying fireworks from a safe distance prevents injury to your skin and your ears!

Today is July 1, and P-EBT applications are due at the end of THIS MONTH!

We will be hosting a Zoom meeting to speak with the community about our reactions to the vaccines, discussing common myths, and answering any questions you may have for us. #moshowmehope Jul 7, 2021 11:00 AM us04web.zoom.us/j/73130058962?… Meeting ID: 731 3005 8962 Passcode: 3UN7mA

HURRY! Register for the Children’s Division Job Fair tomorrow! Reserve your spot to speak to a member of Human Resources and get started on your new career!

Learn to Listen when someone shares their story. #Trust #YourStoryMatters

Those who choose not to get vaccinated should continue these important public health steps: - Maintain at least 6 feet distance; - Wear a mask when appropriate; - Avoid others if you have COVID symptoms; - Cough or sneeze into your elbow or a tissue; and - Wash your hands.

Do you know what to do if an Air Quality Alert is issued? Stay inside, stay informed, minimize your use of vehicles and other gas-powered machines, and do not burn waste or other items. Visit weather.gov/safety/airqual… to stay #WeatherReady.