Honoring the strength women carry through health, family, and everyday life. Caring for our health isn’t always simple—especially for women juggling work, family, caregiving, and everything in between. Diabetes can add another layer of worry, whether you’re managing it yourself or supporting someone you love. This month, we also want to recognize the Women’s Health Fair we hosted—a space created to honor, uplift, and support the real challenges women face every day. Whether y

November is Diabetes Awareness Month, and it’s the perfect time to reflect on how small, intentional changes can lead to big improvements in our health. At Jemez Public Health, we believe that creating a healthier lifestyle doesn’t have to be overwhelming. It starts with simple steps that build discipline and become habits over time and these methods can be applied anywhere: at home, with friends, or even at work.  Our Approach at Jemez Public Health  To lead by example, our

We are excited to announce the First Annual Jemez Public Health Women's Health Fair, in partnership with our clinical providers from Jemez Health and Human Services. We have three engaging breakout sessions focused on women's health, presented by our JHHS Medical Providers.  This is a great opportunity for community members to engage in one-on-one conversations and ask questions. Whether you are facing a health issue or are a caregiver, our medical providers will be available

Diabetes is more than a medical condition; it is a signal from within. Whether it’s Type 1, Type 2, Gestational, or Prediabetes, each form reflects a unique imbalance in the body’s ability to regulate blood sugar. But beyond physical symptoms lies an opportunity, a chance to reconnect with our whole selves, mind, body, and soul. Understanding the Different Types of Diabetes Type 1 Diabetes : An autoimmune condition where the body stops making insulin. It often begins early in

November is Diabetes Awareness Month, but caring for our health shouldn’t stop when the month ends. It’s a lifelong journey that begins with small, consistent steps toward a healthier you. One of the most powerful ways to support your health and manage diabetes is through movement. The best medicine doesn’t always come from a prescription — sometimes, it starts with something simple: a walk after dinner, a few stretches between meetings, or a deep breath and a moment to move.

At Jemez Public Health, we stand and walk together with the millions of lives affected by breast cancer. October is a time to raise awareness, honor those impacted, and reaffirm our commitment to equitable access to care and improved survival for all. This year’s global theme “Every Story is Unique, Every Journey Matters” deeply resonates with our community values. “Every breast cancer diagnosis carries a personal story, one of courage, resilience, and hope.” “These stories r

The Jemez Public Health Department is thrilled to announce the opening of our FiTT Store,  a fun and rewarding way to celebrate your commitment to health and wellness!     As part of the FiTT Driven Program and Water Buffalo Program, you earn FiTT Points  by completing a variety of healthy, active tasks and staying hydrated. These points can then be used to redeem some great apparel and accessories at our FiTT store opening.    💪 How to Earn FiTT Points:   Staying active doe

The Duke City Marathon  is here! Whether you’re running, walking, or doing a bit of both, this weekend is all about celebrating movement, community, and all the miles you’ve put in to get here. As you prep for race day, here are some quick tips to help you feel strong, confident, and ready to cross that finish line. Before you turn in for the night, be sure to double-check all event details like start times, parking, and course maps here: Race Info | Duke City Marathon Do’s f

Every October, the world turns pink in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month—a time to honor survivors, remember those we've lost,...

Flu season is here, and Jemez Public Health is excited to help our community stay strong, safe, and healthy. This October, we are...

October is recognized as Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer among women worldwide. While...

This September, we’re highlighting longevity and smart ways to age well—because aging happens to all of us, but how we age is shaped by...

In the quiet early mornings of 2010, a young man from Jemez Pueblo began showing up at the local fitness center not with a goal, but with...

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Aging is a natural part of life, but our daily choices can influence how we age. Each September, we recognize Healthy Aging Month , a...

As National Immunization Awareness Month ends, it’s important to remember how vaccines help protect our communities especially in places...

Did you know that every August, we celebrate National Immunization Awareness Month (NIAM) ? It’s a time to remind ourselves of the...

Here in the Land of Enchantment, we’re lucky to have endless sunshine and wide-open skies that invite us to live life outdoors. But while...

The sun is more than just a source of light; it is a presence woven into the heart of our traditions. Whether we are gathering for feast...

In Jemez Pueblo, the sun is part of our daily rhythm — rising over our red mesas, warming our fields and trails, to the days of...