Whether you're going to the #WorldSeries with the #Brewers in person at #AmFamField or with friends at a neighborhood pub or watch party, know your limits and have a safe ride home. Remember, #DriveSober or get pulled over.
What better way to welcome the #WorldSeries to #Milwaukee and #AmFamField than with a tailgate? Just don't foul off your party with food that's undercooked or that's been left out too long.
➡ Hit it out of the park with our #FoodSafety tips: dhs.wisconsin.gov/nutrition/…
The #WorldSeries goes through Wisconsin! And whether you're lucky enough to be at the game or you're watching on TV – if you're more focused on covering the run line than watching the #BrewCrew run the bases, @wcpgambling can help.
➡ Call 800-GAMBLE-5 #gambling
Keep dogs healthy and #ticks out of your house with daily tick checks. Those little pests can be hard to see, so be sure to check around your dog's ears, tail, toes, eyelids, and paws. Use tweezers to carefully remove any ticks. #FightTheBite: dhs.wisconsin.gov/tick/bite-…
Spooky season is here, but your career path shouldn’t be the thing giving you chills. If you get FoodShare, the FSET (FoodShare Employment and Training) program can help you find what’s next.
➡ Find work you’ll enjoy, with people who value you: dhs.wisconsin.gov/fset
The countdown is on! Just a few days left until #DrugTakeBackDay. Are you prepared to join us?
➡ Clear the medicine cabinet of all unused and expired medications – and find a collection site near you: dhs.wisconsin.gov/opioids/dr…
We may be approaching Halloween and the holiday season – but ticks are still with us.
#FightTheBite:
📷 Use bug spray
📷 Wear long sleeves, pants, and closed-toe shoes
📷 Do daily tick checks after being outside
Get more prevention tips: dhs.wisconsin.gov/tick/about…
Planning to get outdoors and feel the fall season? Before you head out, head to our website for the newest tick surveillance report! It’s a great tool to help you stay informed and protect yourself against tick bites and disease.
➡ #FightTheBite: dhs.wisconsin.gov/tick/wisco…
Join us for “Know Your Roots: Understanding Family History and Chronic Disease” to explore why family medical histories matter and how these insights can inform care today and support healthier generations tomorrow. Register now: dhswi.zoomgov.com/meeting/re…
Get information about #SubstanceUse services. Get connected to a community resource specialist at the Wisconsin Addiction Recovery Helpline
➡ Call 211 or 833-944-4673
➡ Text a ZIP code to 898211 #Help #Hope
Apply now for #funding that ensures #parents as peer professionals can engage families across the state and help enhance systems of care for mental health and substance use concerns.
➡️ The deadline is October 28, 2026: dhs.wisconsin.gov/contracts/… #PeerServices #WorkforceDevelopment
Whether you’re getting ready to graduate or looking to move to the next stage of your career, #DHSWI has #jobs to fit your needs. Our #HealthCareCareers come with excellent benefits, and some positions offer a sign-on bonus: dhs.wisconsin.gov/thrive #HealthCareJobs
Things may have changed since last year! Make sure your #Medicare plan is still right for you.
Counselors are available, at no charge, to provide personalized assistance through the State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP):
➡ dhs.wi.gov/medicare-help
➡ 800-242-1060
Ready to operate Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness, or PATH for people experiencing or at imminent risk of #homelessness and who have a serious mental illness or co-occurring disorders? Apply for #funding by October 22, 2026: dhs.wisconsin.gov/contracts/… #grants
✔️Find overall state respiratory activity, hospitalization data, and much more on our #DHSWI respiratory data webpages.
✔ Checking them throughout the season can help keep you informed and healthy: dhs.wisconsin.gov/disease/re…
#RespiratoryVirusSeason
Big plans this weekend? Enjoy! And see if you can squeeze in a few minutes to collect any unused or expired medications to drop off at #DrugTakeBackDay next weekend. Keeping them out of the wrong hands could save a life: dhs.wisconsin.gov/opioids/dr…
About 200,000 Wisconsinites have severe eye issues or are blind, and most use a white cane or guide dog to help get around. This #WhiteCaneSafetyDay, learn about the importance of the white cane, the different types, and how to get needed support: dhs.wisconsin.gov/obvi/white…



















