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Community Health Planning and Statistics

Florida Department of Health in Nassau County

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  •  904-875-6100
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    Fax

    904-428-5634
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    Mailing Address

    Florida Department of Health in Nassau County 

    1620 Nectarine St. 

    Fernandina Beach, FL 32034


     

    Fernandina Beach – Main Office

    1620 Nectarine St. 

    Fernandina Beach, FL 32034

     

    Environmental Public Health

    86026 Pages Dairy Rd. W. 

    Yulee, FL 32097

     

    Callahan Clinic

    45377 N. Mickler St. 

    Callahan, FL 32011

     

    Hilliard Clinic

    37203 Pecan St. 

    Hilliard, FL 32046

     

    Yulee Clinic

    86014 Pages Dairy Rd. 

    Yulee, FL 32097

     

    Yulee Dental Clinic

    86207 Felmor Rd. 

    Yulee, FL 32097

     

    Baker County Office – WIC

    480 W. Lowder St. 

    Macclenny, FL 32063

Get Involved

We welcome all volunteers, regardless of experience or education. Health is everyone's responsibility, and by working together, we can make Nassau County a healthier place to live, learn, work, and play. To learn more about the CHIP workgroups, please call 904-557-9133.

Community Health Improvement Plan

A Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) is a long-term, systematic effort to address public health issues based on the results of community health assessments and the community health improvement process.

The plan, which is updated every three to five years, involves a collaborative effort to identify and address health problems, develop measurable health objectives, and implement coordinated strategies. It is not limited to traditional public health categories but includes various community issues that impact health, such as environmental, economic, and housing concerns.

Ultimately, CHIP aims to improve community health through enhanced coordination, knowledge, and partnerships.

Community Support Workgroup

The Community Support workgroup is developing an intergenerational program called Bridging the Years - Teens and Seniors Mixing It Up. This initiative brings Nassau seniors and teens together to share talents, resources, and mutual support.

We need your innovative ideas and suggestions for implementation. We are also seeking coordinators to help organize this initiative.

Health Disparities Workgroup

The workgroup is dedicated to reducing health disparities across Nassau County. This group provides targeted health education to various community sectors, including faith-based organizations.

We are also looking for volunteers to champion the Best Babies Zone community project, which focuses on reducing infant mortality by following the national model's framework.

Volunteers passionate about improving the health of infants, women, and families in targeted areas of Amelia Island are encouraged to join.