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NCDHHS' Division of Services for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing is conducting a statewide series of Community Conversations with the Deaf, Hard of Hearing and DeafBlind communities

NCDHHS' State Laboratory of Public Health and Office of the Chief Medical Examiner hosted dozens of K-12 students for a science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fair on Tuesday, April 14.

On April 1, NCDHHS and Positive Childhood Alliance NC (PCANC) held a community event at John Chavis Memorial Park in Raleigh to recognize Child Abuse Prevention Month in North Carolina.

This week, NCDHHS Secretary Sangvai read the book Stand Tall by Molly Lou Melon, a book about self-esteem and resilience, to a group of students at Creekside Elementary School in Durham.

February is Marfan Awareness Month, dedicated to raising awareness about Marfan syndrome, which is a genetic condition that affects the body’s connective tissue.

Gov. Stein has proclaimed Feb. 6 as National Wear Red Day — bringing awareness to heart health and the importance of prevention, education and early action.

The application period is now open for the 2026 cohort of NCDHHS' Experiential Learning & Opportunity Internship Program (ELOIP).

This week, NCDHHS held a media availability to highlight the importance of vaccinations in North Carolinians' overall health and well-being.

NCDHHS' Office of Rural Health staff give back by volunteering at the Food Bank of Central and Eastern NC.

NCDHHS and the North Carolina Council on Developmental Disabilities are celebrating National Disability Employment Awareness Month in October by highlighting the contributions people with disabilities are making in workplaces across North Carolina.