California Department of Public Health

Traveling for the World Cup? Keep yourself and your fellow fans safe:

- Stay hydrated

- Take breaks in the shade

- Know local transit options

- Follow health and safety updates

Small steps make a big difference. Make your plans to stay in the game.

For Santa Clara County emergency alerts, text FIFA26 to 888-777.

For Los Angeles emergency alerts, text FIFALA26 to 888-777.

Sign up for emergency alerts at CalAlerts.org.

Summer is here! Now is the time to get ahead on school vaccines! All vaccines required for school in California are covered by insurance, including Medi-Cal.

Beat the back-to-school rush and check this off your list early:

☑️ Schedule well‑child visits for all your kids

☑️ Call your doctor early — summer appointments fill up fast

☑️ Kids ages 3+ may also get routine vaccines at your local pharmacy. Check your pharmacy for details.

Healthy kids = healthy classrooms. 🍎

📲 Make your back‑to‑school plan today and schedule your appointment at myturn.ca.gov.

Happy Father’s Day! Today, we take a moment to celebrate the love, strength and dedication of incredible fathers, grandfathers and father figures who make a difference in our lives.

We are dedicated to providing support, resources and education to ensure every dad receives the care they deserve, including:

✅ Regular health screenings
✅ Mental health support
✅ Nutrition and fitness guidance
✅ Substance abuse prevention

To learn more, visit https://www.cdph.ca.gov/Programs/OHE/Pages/Mens_Landing_Page.aspx.

If you see ash or smell smoke, you may be affected by microscopic air pollution. To reduce exposure, wear a mask or stay indoors when possible. Additionally, close windows and doors to help keep the air clean.

Learn more: https://www.cdph.ca.gov/Programs/EPO/Pages/Wildfire%20Pages/Smoke-Ash-Safety.aspx

🖤❤️💚 On June19, 1865, enslaved people in Texas finally learned they were free. Although the promise of equality was not fully realized that moment became a powerful step toward a more just future. Juneteenth honors both the truth of our history and the enduring hope that drives progress today.

This year's Juneteenth theme says it powerfully: Juneteenth Brings Balance to America's Celebration of Freedom.

We believe that balance belongs to all of us, and we cannot get there until every Californian has a fair chance to live a long, healthy life. Today, Black Californians face higher rates of maternal mortality, heart disease and diabetes, and greater barriers to quality care. When any part of our community carries that weight, all of us should carry it together.

Health equity is not a destination for some of us. It is a shared commitment by all of us.

This Juneteenth, we celebrate the strength, joy and resilience woven into the fabric of California by Black communities across our state. And we recommit to building a California where the freedom to be healthy truly belongs to everyone.

Learn more at https://nmaahc.si.edu/explore/stories/historical-legacy-juneteenth.

June is Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month. Brain health is supported by connection, care, community and well-being—and support matters for people living with Alzheimer’s, caregivers and families.

Knowing the signs and reaching out early can make it easier to plan, access resources and feel less alone.

Learn more: https://www.cdph.ca.gov/Programs/CCDPHP/DCDIC/CDCB/Pages/TakeOnAlzheimers.aspx



California Department of Aging