“You guys are such an amazing resource for us/community, thank you, thank you for being there – real people that actually answer the phone and help in real time – so Wonderful, so Helpful!”

Wisconsin Seal-A-Smile provided school-based dental services at 1,162 schools and HeadStart centers in 58 of 72 Wisconsin counties, serving more than 87,000 Wisconsin children with an estimated $17.6 million in preventive services during the 2024-25 school year.

Clark County public health staff understood how important it was for farm workers and their families to maintain good health.

Crawford County Health Department has strategically placed no-cost public health vending machines across the area, including at the Ferryville Fire Station and the Wauzeka City Hall.

In May 2023, Green Bay was announced to host the 2025 NFL Draft. As the smallest city ever chosen, careful planning for the large number of projected visitors and the possibility of related public health emergencies was necessary.

The Fond du Lac County Health Department partnered with the United Way, Olden Organics Farm, and Associated bank to bring "Harvest of the Month" to local daycares.

In 2025, Racine County Public Health partnered with Girl Scouts of Wisconsin Southeast (GSWISE) to release a mental health guide specifically for teen girls titled "Let’s Talk About Mental Health."

“One of the most meaningful parts of the evening was seeing how multi-generational this event truly is. From newborns and young children to parents, caregivers, and older adults, people of all ages showed up. Even more powerful was watching families learn and engage together. That connection is what this is all about. Strong, positive relationships between caregivers and youth are key to building resilient, healthy communities.”

Wisconsin families often have many questions when their child is diagnosed with delays, disabilities, special health care needs, or mental health conditions.

“It can be a lonely experience and difficult to know where to turn, we hope that the film will help people feel seen and connected during the difficulties around dementia – and that they’ll learn about where to go for help.”