AN ACT to amend the public health law in relation to requiring children enrolled in an overnight, children’s non-regulated, summer day, or traveling camp to be vaccinated
AN ACT to amend the public health law in relation to requiring children enrolled in an overnight, children’s non-regulated, summer day, or traveling camp to be vaccinated
An act to amend the public health law, in relation to authorizing and establishing a training program for paramedics for the administration of buprenorphine
An Act To Amend The Public Health Law And Tax Law, In Relation To Prohibiting The Storage Of Flavored Vapor Products Near Where Vapor Or Tobacco Products Are Sold At Retail Or Wholesale
AN ACT to amend the public health law, in relation to state aid reimbursement for public health services provided by a municipality in the city of New York
AN ACT to amend the public health law, in relation to increasing monetary penalties for public health law violations and providing support for the nursing home quality improvement demonstration program
AN ACT to amend the public health law, in relation to adult immunization reporting requirements
The Climate Change and Health Adaptation Resource Guide is designed to empower local health departments (LHDs) in their efforts to address the complex intersections of climate change and public health. Originally developed during the Fall 2022 Climate and Health Adaptation Workshops, this guide has since become a comprehensive, evolving resource that will be updated as needed.
Packed with actionable insights, case studies, resource hubs, toolkits, and funding opportunities, the guide serves as a vital tool for LHDs to navigate challenges such as extreme heat, vector-borne diseases, and weather-related health impacts. It supports climate change adaptation efforts, fosters cross-sector collaboration, and promotes resilience in communities across New York State.
Your feedback and contributions are invaluable! If you have resources to share, updates to suggest, or notice any issues, please reach out to Danielle Pellino at [email protected].