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Really interesting. Thank for all the info., see you there.

Great info, thank you so much...

This is such a cringy marketing tactic.

So young. Not needed. Not vulnerable at all. No no no

Not needed.

What a puppet ....same people pushing the Covid Vaccine

If you found this information helpful, then join us again next month on our new Austin Public Health KZbin channel on July 8th at 10am.

More information on how to protect yourself from mosquitos - www.epa.gov/insect-repellents/find-repellent-right-you

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Here are some earth-friendly tips to keep our home healthy: 1. Buy less plastic products and switch to paper, glass or metal. Plastic not only never breaks down and continues to pollute our oceans and our land, but it has been proven to be harmful for our health if we keep eating or drinking out of plastic containers. Buy your groceries without the plastic wrapping or plastic containers. Take your own bags to the grocery store or ask the cashier to use paper bags. 2. Ride the bus, ride your bike or carpool whenever possible to save on gas AND to cause less pollution. 3. Save water by taking shorter showers, turning off the faucet when doing dishes or brushing your teeth, and learn how to collect rainwater to water your garden. Make sure to turn off your sprinklers on rainy days. 4. Build a garden in your front or backyard to grow your own food, to create better air quality, to bring beneficial insects and to add beauty to your home. You’ll save some money too! 5. Turn off lights when you leave a room and cut down on the electricity bill by using less of your AC or heater. 6. Invest in solar power and utilize the city rebate programs to help you in buying solar panels for your home. 7. Recycle, Reuse, and Repair things you already have at home. The list can go on, but these are some simple things to help care for our planet. Challenge yourself to do at least a few of the listed items every day. To find out more information on ways to save the environment please visit the city website in the comments section. www.austintexas.gov/blog/celebrate-earth-month-office-sustainability-earth-month-challenge

Join us again next month on our new Austin Public Health KZbin channel on April 14th at 10am. Each video is available after it airs and is now also available in Mandarin, Burmese and Vietnamese. Thank you for joining me today! Be safe, be well and be kind to one another!

To request a collection of down tree limbs due to the storm you can call 3-1-1.

As you sit with your emotions, if anything comes up that feels unsettling or uncomfortable, please take care as you see fit. If it means that you pause the following practice at any point, then please do so.

we’ll see you in January 2023 with a new episode posting on Saturday, January 14th at 10am.

2. If you’re experiencing physical or sexual violence, emotional or verbal abuse by a family member and need someone to talk to or services, you can call the following Asian Family Support Services of Austin or AFSSA’s 24 hour confidential hotline at 877-281-8371. They also offer their services in many Asian languages.

1. If you just need someone to talk to, you can call the YWCA’s non-emergency warmline at 512-548-YWCA (9922)

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pick up a free turkey at Rosewood Zaragosa Neighborhood Center tomorrow from 10am-1pm. The address is 2800 Webberville Rd. You can also get a flu vaccine and a library card!

library.austintexas.gov/events - for library events

Mueller's Farmer's Market

Immune Boosting Recipe: 1.Make a warm tea by boiling in water some ginger, lemongrass, turmeric, cinnamon, black pepper, and sea salt. And finish it off with a squeeze of lemon. Strain and once the tea has cooled down for a minute or 2, add some honey if you like. This is tea blend naturally boosts our immunity and helps in detoxing the body.

You can get them at a pharmacy near you or at APH’s health clinics. You may call 512-972-5520 to make an appointment.

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And next month we’ll see y’all on the 3rd Friday, since we’ll be off on the 2nd Friday when we usually air. We’re here on our new easy to access KZbin channel every 2nd Friday of the month at 10 am. I’ll see you next month on Nov 18th.

Asian American Resource Center called “Seeking Community - Asian Americans belonging within the Austin American Statesman” is currently on display and the opening reception of this exhibit begins on Oct 28th

please call APH Equity Line if you have any questions 512-972-5560,

If you would like to pick up free home test kits, you may do so until October 27th.

APH will be close our testing site at METZ elementary school on October 27th

Do call Austin Energy at 512-482-5346 with any questions. savings.austinenergy.com/rebates/residential/offerings/home-improvements/weatherization

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see you next time on Austin Public Health’s Facebook page and our new KZbin channel on Friday, October 14th with our next latest episode.

Community Health Fair hosted by AVAMPS on Saturday, October 1, 2022 from 8am to 12n at The Asian American Resource Center on Cameron Road.

We will have interpreters available in Spanish, Arabic, Vietnamese, Pashto and Dari, so please help us spread the word.

Fiesta De Salud is a community health fair taking place tomorrow Sat, Sept 10th from 10a-2p at the Walnut Creek Elementary School.

Flu shots are available at APH at our Shots for Tots/Big Shots clinics. For an appointment, please call 512-972-5520.

you can visit vaccines.gov to find your nearest location.

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