Health Promotion Services


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Join Us in "Bras 4 a Cause" This October!

Bras 4 a Cause — Women's Way logo - CHI St. Alexius Health Carrington logo - Foster County Public Health logo

Ask us about a support starter kit for your own display. Door prize drawing at the end of the month. Early detection includes doing monthly breast self-exams and scheduling regular clinical breast exams and mammograms. Talk to your health care provider about screening and ways to reduce your risk.

Bras 4 a Cause – Support Those Fighting Breast Cancer

Help bring awareness to women's health. Here are ways to get involved:

Start a Display of Bras

Foster County Public Health has Support/Starter Kits. Call for details: (701) 652-3087.

Wear It Pink!

  • 10/13 – Midkota VB game at Glenfield
  • 10/14 – CHS VB game
  • Friday, 10/24 – National Wear It Pink Day!

Schedule Your Mammogram

Don't need one? Remind a loved one who does. Annual mammograms are generally recommended starting at age 40. Call CHI to schedule: (701) 652-7151.

Donate to the Breast Cancer Assistance Fund at CHI

  • Gas card provided to patients referred for breast ultrasound following mammogram screening.
  • Care packages for patients diagnosed with breast cancer.
  • Checks can be made to: CHI St. Alexius Health Foundation, 800 N 4th St., Carrington, ND 58421. Memo line: Breast Cancer Assistance Fund.

How to Enter the Door Prize Drawing

Step 1: Display one or more bras.

Step 2: Enter the Door Prize Drawing by doing one of the following:

Early Detection Is Your Best Protection!

1 in 17 North Dakota women may be eligible for free Breast & Cervical Cancer screenings through Women's Way – a Breast & Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program.

Contact CHI St. Alexius Health – Carrington to schedule your mammogram: (701) 652-7151.


Free Gun Locks

Free gun locks available through a collaboration between Public Health and Veterans Administration. 4.6 million children in the US live in a household with at least one loaded, unlocked gun. Don't let your child be one of them. Foster County Public Health logo