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, our clinics and labs as well as 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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MARINEMSLOGO

Marin EMS Receives Gold Plus Award

Marin EMS wins the highest honor, Gold Plus, from the American Heart Association’s program, Mission:Lifeline EMS.
The Food Now Marin App provides a list of locations that you can get free and low-cost food in Marin County.

Food Now Marin

The Food Now Marin App provides a list of locations that you can get free and low-cost food in Marin County.
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HHS Statement on the Volatile Federal Environment

Health and Human Services reaffirms our commitment to ensuring the dignity, safety and recognition of the human rights of Marin residents.

Latest Blog

Mosquitos and Zika

6/6/17 - Public Health Newsletter
The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) is urging all Californians, in an effort to prevent Zika and  West Nile Virus infections and eliminate mosquito populations, to remove standing water around their homes and businesses.  There is also updated guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for Zika testing in pregnant women.  Visit Marin HHS' Zika web page for more information.   

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