Office of Public Health
Public Health Navigators connect residents with a variety of community resources. Contact us to get the help you need today.

Mission Statement:
The Office of Public Health is committed to improving the quality of life for residents of the City of Flint through community engagement, connection to resources, partnership building, collaborative initiatives, innovative programming, and data-driven efforts that advance equitable health outcomes for all.
Vision Statement:
A healthy, empowered, and connected Flint where all residents have equitable access to the resources, opportunities, and support needed to thrive.
Core Values:
- Community Engagement – We value the voices, experiences, and leadership of Flint residents in shaping healthier communities.
- Equity – We are committed to addressing disparities and ensuring fair access to health resources and opportunities for all residents.
- Collaboration – We believe strong partnerships and collective action are essential to creating sustainable community health improvements.
- Integrity – We operate with transparency, accountability, and respect in all that we do.
- Innovation – We embrace creative, data-driven approaches to improve public health outcomes and community well-being.
- Compassion – We serve with empathy, dignity, and a commitment to uplifting every individual and family in Flint.
- Empowerment – We support residents and communities in building the knowledge, skills, and capacity to lead healthier lives.
Things we do:
- Develop Community Programs
- Provide Health Education & Outreach
- Monitor & Analyze Health Data
- Work Collaboratively with the Community
Connect with a Public Health Navigator to:
- Get information for current programs
- Receive assistance with completing applications
- Get connected with local agents and more

Things We Do
Things we do:
- Develop Community Programs
- Provide Health Education & Outreach
- Monitor & Analyze Health Data
- Work Collaboratively with the Community
Connect with a Public Health Navigator to:
- Get information for current programs
- Receive assistance with completing applications
- Get connected with local agents and more
Contact the Office of Public Health
Shebra Ward (She/Her)
Public Health ManagerCell Phone
(810) 908-9243
Office Phone
(810) 766-7346 EXT. 2008
Email
Aaron Neeley (He/Him)
Public Health Lead NavigatorMobile
(810) 219-3532
Office
(810) 766-7346 EXT. 2006
Email
Laura Erwin-Hall (She/Her)
Public Health Navigator & Communication SpecialistCell Phone
810-880-3381
Office Phone
810-766-7346 EXT. 2061
Juanita "Connie" Stellar (She/Her)
Bilingual Public Health Front DeskMain Phone
810-410-2020
Alayah Berry (She/Her)
Sr. Principal Clerk, Office of Public HealthCell Phone
(810) 382-5112
Office Phone
(810) 766-7346 EXT. 2607
Email
Rehaad Hunter (He/Him)
Public Health NavigatorTonya Brown (She/Her)
Public Health Navigator
How can we help you?
Please take our survey to tell us how we can help you. Please share as much information as you feel comfortable. By gathering information from the people who come to us, we can better serve the entire community. Everything you share is confidential. We will only share your information for the purpose of making a referral and only with your permission.
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Two Bottle Test Kit Results
Results for two bottle water test kits. If you would like to receive a two bottle test kit, please call 810-410-2020.
Water System Advisory Council
The current meeting scheduled for January 31, 5:30 p.m.-7 p.m. at the Flint Public Library was postponed. This will be updated when new date is set. Click the button and scroll to Water System Advisory Council at the bottom of the list to see current notices and meeting minutes.
Lead-Based Paint Hazard Control Program
Residents can have lead-based paint hazards remediated from their homes at NO COST through a special grant program facilitated by the City of Flint and funded through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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