The purpose of the Men’s Health Program is to support North Dakota men in achieving their full health and well-being potential by increasing access to education, health care and behavioral health services. Areas of focus include integrating men’s and women’s health education, promoting fatherhood engagement and building relationships with various men’s health stakeholders.
Did you know?
Men in North Dakota live an average of 7.8 years less than women, are more likely to delay seeking physical and behavioral health care, and experience higher rates of death from cancer, diabetes, heart disease and suicide.
Recent Events
Male Mental Health: A Silent Crisis in Public Health
Engaged Fathers, Healthy Families
Mark your calendars for a webinar on June 6th at 12 pm to celebrate Men's health month.