County of Marin Health and Human Services

PROMOTE & PROTECT
HEALTH, WELL-BEING,
SAFETY, & SELF-SUFFICIENCY

How We're Structured

ABOUT MARIN HHS

With 650+ employees, 40+ programs and services and 12+ locations, we are the largest department in the County of Marin and it is our mission at HHS is to promote and protect the health, well being, self-sufficiency, and safety of all people in Marin.

OUR DIVISIONS

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Planning and Administration

Everything from homelessness and human resources to fiscal and facilities.

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Behavioral Health and Recovery Services

Behavioral health and recovery services that include Psychiatric Emergency and alcohol and other drug programs.

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Public Health

Communicable disease information, emergency medical services and community health, policy, and prevention.

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Social Services

Services that provide food, cash aid, medical benefits as well as social care for infants all the way to older adults.

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I AM HHS

I AM HHS is about employee recognition and HHS pride. We aim to celebrate our individuality and highlight the unique lives that make HHS the driving force in health and well-being in Marin.

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Winter Storms

Winter Storms Bring Risk for Power Outages

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Marin's Sharp Decline in Homelessness Confirmed

Final statistics from the 2019 Point-in-Time Homelessness Count confirm that HHS and its partners have reduced chronic homelessness by 28 percent since 2017.
Nicotine = Brain Poison

Nicotine = Brain Poison

Nicotine is one of the most toxic of all poisons. It can rewire the brain, particularly vulnerable in the developing years, from adolescence to mid-twenties—and most kids don’t know that e-cigarettes are high in nicotine.

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Public Health Newsletter - January 2020

1/29/20 - Public Health Newsletter
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