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New cooking classes are now available! Register now at https://lnkd.in/g5NAEhjn.

🎊It's always a happy Friday here at CHA, especially when we spot staff proudly matching in their values t-shirts. To learn about employment opportunities available at CHA➡️ https://lnkd.in/gSq_tXss

NEWS RELEASE (July 2, 2024) - Cabarrus Health Alliance Launches Safe Summer Campaign: Ensuring Food Safety While Celebrating Read more ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gH5FfrhQ IN STORIES)

Ariana, one of our summer interns, delivered important insight to our cooking class about the significance of washing fruits and vegetables. To learn more about food safety➡️ https://lnkd.in/g3ZzczZx

Last night, CHA Staff had the pleasure of attending the 1Can Gala in Kannapolis. A heartfelt thank you to 1Can for the incredible work and dedication to Cabarrus County. Your efforts make a significant impact on our community, and we are grateful to be a part of such a meaningful event. #CHA #CabarrusHealthAlliance #KannapolisNC #DowntownKannapolis #1Can

The Academy of Hospitality and Tourism at Hickory Ridge High School visited CHA on Tuesday, where they attended a series of presentations on public health. Dr. Alicia Primus introduced the field of Public Health, followed by Amy Potoczny and intern Braylee Childers discussing Preparedness. Ryan McGee covered IT, Emmett Stokes spoke on Healthy Living, and Jacob Snyder focused on Environmental Health. After the presentations, students toured CHA. For the past two years, rising 9th graders have visited CHA, cycling through four different departments to learn about various public health careers and opportunities.

Virginia Fagg Crespin, one of CHA's Prevention & Education Program Coordinators, presented at the NC Prevention Conference last week. She addressed essential considerations for agencies aiming to integrate overdose prevention activities into their primary substance use prevention programs. She showcased CHA's work in distributing Narcan/Naloxone, detailed CHA's data collection methods, and discussed the barriers and successes encountered in overdose prevention efforts. Additionally, she highlighted CHA's collaborative efforts, both internally and externally.

Emily Harrell worked as a Clinical Integrated Behavioral Health Intern at CHA. She graduated from UNC Charlotte with a Master's in Social Work in May. Emily plans to pursue clinical licensure to become an outpatient psychotherapist. Thank you, Emily, for the positive impact you made at CHA!

📋Our Environmental Health Food and Lodging staff worked at the Charlotte Motor Speedway during Memorial Day weekend. They were on-site Friday, Saturday, and Sunday to ensure the safety of the food. We take pride in collaborating with our community partners to help create enjoyable and safe events for both our residents and visitors.