Oral Health Month

A healthy mouth and teeth are crucial for your overall health.

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Well Water Testing

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Dental Health

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Register for our Community Town Halls!

Lakelands Public Health is inviting residents across the region to share their ideas,
concerns, and priorities for the future of community health as Lakelands Public Health launches a series of Community Town Halls. Share your feedback to guide programs, services, and priorities in your community and take our survey!

Flooding Conditions Across the Lakelands Public Health Region: Residents and Business Owners Urged to Take Precautions
April 15, 2026 – Lakelands Public Health is advising residents and business owners to take precautions as significant rainfall continues to contribute to flooding across the region. Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) reports that ground conditions are already unable to absorb additional rainfall, leading to increased runoff and elevated flood risk.
Lakelands Public Health Board of Health Meeting
April 13, 2026 – The Board of Health for Lakelands Public Health will hold its next meeting at the Port Hope Office.
North Kawartha and Trent Lakes Well Water Sampling Program Resumes April 7
(March 30, 2026) – The well water sampling program resumes next Tuesday in the Township of North Kawartha and the Municipality of Trent Lakes. The program offers free sample collection kit pick-up and sample drop-off through these municipal offices.

Lakelands in Action!

Here's what's making waves at Lakelands Public Health.

Nurse Family Partnership® (NFP®) Program

A free home visiting service where public health nurses will visit first-time parents during their pregnancy and the first two years of their child’s life.