Norfolk Health Department
Welcome to the Public Health Department.
We are in Norfolk. We are near EVMS and Sentara Norfolk General Hospital. We help people live healthier. We protect people in Norfolk from health issues. We aim to improve the well-being of all people and communities in Norfolk. We commit to achieving health equity. We offer accessible healthcare, education, and resources. Our team dedicates itself to maintaining confidentiality. We work hard to address health challenges. We make places safer. We improve healthcare access. We also put in disease prevention measures. Join us in creating a healthier future for all in Norfolk!
We offer school shots to children that live in the city of Norfolk. We help your children get the shots they need for school. Kids must get some shots for both public and private schools. Be sure your child is up-to-date and can start school on time!
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*You must bring your child's latest shot records to the clinic.
Please call the Norfolk Health Department to schedule an appointment at 757-683-2735 or if you have any questions.
Test & Go Clinics: The clinic is open every Tuesday from 1 pm- 3 pm and 4:30 pm -6:30 pm. You can get a quick 15-minute STI tests.
No appointment is necessary. (must have no symptoms)
All are welcome and the tests are free!
To make an appointment at our clinic, please call: 757-683-2735.
830 Southampton Avenue
Norfolk, VA 23510
Monday - Friday
8:30 am - 5:00 pm
(Department hours may vary. Please check each department page for their specific hours).
(757) 683-2800
Email: NDPH-info@vdh.virginia.gov
Health Director | Dr. Susan Girois | (757) 683-2798 | Susan.Girois@vdh.virginia.gov |
Deputy Director | Annie Williams | (757) 335-5671 | Annie.Williams@vdh.virginia.gov |
Business Manager (COO) | Jeff Senter | (757) 683-2797 | Jeffrey.Senter@vdh.virginia.gov |
District Epideiologist | Michelle Burnette | (757) 683-8384 | Michelle.Burnette@vdh.virginia.gov |
WIC Director | Denise Williams | (757) 531-2133 | Denise.Williams@vdh.virginia.gov |
Environmental Health Director | Norman Grefe | (757) 683 - 2824 | Norman.Grefe@vdh.virginia.gov |
Population Health Director | Summer Asteye | (757) 683-2754 | Summer.Atseye@vdh.virginia.gov |
Nurse Manager | Delores Pauling | (757) 683-2788 | Delores.Paulding@vdh.virginia.gov |
Emergency Coordinator | Eve Zentrich | (757) 683-2834 | Eve.Zentrich@vdh.virginia.gov |
Communications/PIO | Kathy Lamm | (757) 799-8699 | Kathy.lamm@vdh.virginia.gov |
Swimming Advisory Lifted for Captain’s Quarters Park in Norfolk
(NORFOLK, Va.)– The Norfolk Department of Public Health has now lifted the Swimming Advisory posted on Tuesday, July 23, 2024 for Captain’s Quarters Park in Ocean View. Re-sampling of the water at this location has determined that levels of enterococci organisms are within State Water Quality Standards. All posted advisory signs are being removed. For... Continue reading→
Swimming Advisory Issued Captain’s Quarters Park in Norfolk
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Date: July 23, 2024 Media Contact: Marcia Snyder Norfolk Health Department, Environmental Health Supervisor Marcia.Snyder@vdh.virginia.gov 757-406-0282 Swimming Advisory Issued Captain’s Quarters Park in Norfolk (NORFOLK, Va.) – The Norfolk Department of Public Health has issued a Swimming Advisory for Captain’s Quarters Park in Ocean View. Water testing conducted yesterday revealed enterococci bacteria... Continue reading→
The Norfolk Department of Public Health has now lifted all nine Swimming Advisories posted on Tuesday, July 2, 2024
The Norfolk Department of Public Health has now lifted all nine Swimming Advisories posted on Tuesday, July 2, 2024: East Community Beach, 5th Bay, Capeview, North Community Beach, Ocean View Park, Sarah Contant, 10th View, 13th View, and Captain’s Quarters. Re-sampling of the water at these locations has determined that levels of enterococci organisms are... Continue reading→
Local resources helping to make Norfolk a healthier community for all.
Keeping Norfolk Healthy.
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We're a part of the Norfolk community and we're always out and about. Take a look at the calendar to see where you'll find us next.
Local resources helping to make Norfolk a healthier community for all.
Foodbank of Southampton Roads
Directory of local food banks that provide food and resources to those in need.
Emergency Food Resources
Ensuring that individuals and families have access to nutritious food during times of crisis.
Local Shelters
List of local shelters, homeless outreach programs and resources.
Medicaid
Access to information, forms and applications for Medicaid.
Public Transit
Norfolk is served by Hampton Roads Transit (HRT) with several local and regional routes serving the City.
Housing and Employment Services
Resources for homeless individuals that helps gain access to affordable housing and additional supports.
US Citizenship and Immigration
Online tools and resources to manage your US Citizenship.
Hispanic Chamber
Resources and services that support the Hispanic community in Norfolk.
Safe Place
Safe Place provides access to immediate help and supportive resources for youth in need.
Domestic and Intimate Partner Violence Prevention
Domestic violence is a public health issue that impacts children, teens, and adults. Explore information, and resources.
Hampton Roads Pride
Hampton Roads Pride unites the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer (LGBTQIAP+) and allied communities in support of inclusion, dignity and equality of ALL PEOPLE.
Hampton Roads Community Health Center
Offering medical, behavioral and dental care needs at a discount sliding scale fee for homeless and uninsured patients.
Recent Posts
- Swimming Advisory Lifted for Captain’s Quarters Park in Norfolk
- Swimming Advisory Issued Captain’s Quarters Park in Norfolk
- The Norfolk Department of Public Health has now lifted all nine Swimming Advisories posted on Tuesday, July 2, 2024
- The Norfolk Department of Public Health (NDPH) has been recognized by the National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO) for its ability to plan for, respond to, and recover from public health emergencies.
- Swimming Advisories Issued for Ocean View Beaches Likely Due to Recent Heavy Rains