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The Durham Medication Takeback

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El Departamento de Salud Pública del Condado de Durham brinda servicios de salud pública a más de 10,000 residentes de Durham por año. Durante la pandemia de la enfermedad del Coronavirus 2019, nuestro equipo está trabajando con representantes de la ciudad y el condado dentro de nuestro Centro de Operaciones de Emergencia para responder a los casos de COVID dentro de la comunidad y proporcionar información y recursos. A través de nuestra asociación con Revista Latina NC, compartiremos regularmente artículos que actualicen a los lectores sobre lo que debe saber y cómo encontrar ayuda durante estos tiempos difíciles. Para obtener más información sobre COVID-19, visite nuestro sitio web en dcopublichealth.org/covidespanol, síganos en las redes sociales @DurhamHealthNC o llame a nuestra línea directa confidencial al 919-635-8150.
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April 22nd, 2023 – The Durham Medication Takeback taking place from 10 am – 2 pm (Flyer Attached)
Please come out, turn in your unneeded medication, enjoy community resource, music, and community engagement.

Interested in being a setting up a table click here to register

 

 

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